At the moment, the compiler always produces .css files in the same directory as the original .less files. Our projects, however, are usually setup to have a css directory, and a separate less directory. The files in the less directory should be compiled into the css directory. These directories are always siblings within the directory hierarchy:
project
|-- index.html
|-- css
|-- home.css
|-- less
|-- _base.less (include file)
|-- home.less
It would be great if the compiler could auto-detect this kind of setup, and compile it to the appropriate directory. It might also be useful if the user could specify a custom directory - per project - for compilation, as this would then cover a multitude of edge use-cases.
Thank you for this amazing plugin!
At the moment, the compiler always produces
.cssfiles in the same directory as the original.lessfiles. Our projects, however, are usually setup to have acssdirectory, and a separatelessdirectory. The files in thelessdirectory should be compiled into thecssdirectory. These directories are always siblings within the directory hierarchy:It would be great if the compiler could auto-detect this kind of setup, and compile it to the appropriate directory. It might also be useful if the user could specify a custom directory - per project - for compilation, as this would then cover a multitude of edge use-cases.
Thank you for this amazing plugin!