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Clone https://github.com/SassMeister/sass33.sassmeister.git (the app that handles compiling against Sass 3.3)
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(optional) Clone https://github.com/SassMeister/sassmeister/sass32.sassmeister.git (the app that handles compiling against Sass 3.2)
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(optional) Clone https://github.com/SassMeister/sassmeister/libsass.sassmeister.git (the app that handles compiling against LibSass)
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Run
bundle install
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Install Pow if you don't already have it a.
curl get.pow.cx | sh
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Symlink the apps to Pow: a.
ln -s /path/to/sassmeister ~/.pow/sassmeister
b.ln -s /path/to/sass33.sassmeister ~/.pow/sass33.sassmeister
c. (optional)ln -s /path/to/sass32.sassmeister ~/.pow/sass32.sassmeister
d. (optional)echo 1337 > ~/.pow/lib.sassmeister
Pow will now serve the apps at http://sassmeister.dev, http://sass33.sassmeister.dev, etc. Pow will run the Ruby apps automatically;
touch tmp/restart.txt
to restart an app. The Node.js app must be run and restarted manually (node app.js -p
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Create
tmp/restart.txt
in each Ruby app. (I should probably add that to the repo…) a.mkdir tmp && touch tmp/restart.txt
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If you want to use the gist features, follow the instructions in the main app's README
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