Complete the code to compile a SASS file to CSS using the command line.
sass [1] styles.cssThe sass command compiles a SASS file (usually with .scss extension) to a CSS file. You specify the input file first, then the output file.
Complete the command to watch a SASS file and automatically compile on changes.
sass --watch [1]:styles.cssThe --watch flag tells SASS to watch the input file and compile it to the output file whenever it changes. The input file is the SASS source file.
Fix the error in the command to compile SASS with compressed output style.
sass --style=[1] input.scss output.cssThe --style=compressed option tells SASS to output CSS in a compressed format with no extra spaces or line breaks.
Fill both blanks to compile a SASS file into a CSS file in one command.
sass [1]:[2]
You can compile one SASS file to a CSS file by specifying the input and output separated by a colon.
Fill all three blanks to compile a SASS directory to a CSS directory with watch mode.
sass --watch [1]:[2] --style=[3]
This command watches the src/sass folder and compiles all SASS files inside it to CSS files in dist/css folder using compressed style.