new port: sassc and libsass, 3.4.7

[mjl-]

This port contains sassc and its dependency libsass.

Libsass is a C/C++ library implementation with a C API of a sass "compiler", generating CSS from SCSS/SASS files. Sassc is a command-line tool that uses libsass.

This provides similar functionality to the ruby sass implementation. But sassc is faster and has no big ruby dependency.

This is my first port. I didn't attach my name as maintainer but I'm OK with being marked as maintainer if it helps to have a maintainer and no one else wants to.

Libsass is pretty straightforward. Makes a static library and installs it along with header files.

Sassc needs a patch. Because it assumes it is also in charge of compiling libsass. The patch disables that assumption. With the patch, the Makefile will assume the library/headers are in place, which they are, because libsass is marked as dependency in the sassc Portfile.

You could create a sassc port without having a separate libsass port. Two reasons I didn't: 1. libsass could be useful on its own. 2. I don't know how to fetch two different distfiles and extract them in the right location etc, this was easier. (:

Attached are the portfiles and patch.

[mjl-]

contains textproc/sassc and textproc/libsass

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

If you want more people to look at your submissions, just upload the individual Portfiles directly and not as a single compressed file. I will do that now.

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

Initial comment. You are naming the primary port sassc and the library libsass. I would think the names should be synchronized. So either sassc/libsassc or sass/libsass.

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

Since they both download from GitHub, you should use the GitHub portgroup.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Replying to mf2k:

You are naming the primary port sassc and the library libsass. I would think the names should be synchronized. So either sassc/libsassc or sass/libsass.

Those are the upstream names of the projects so it is appropriate for the port names to match them.

Use use_configure no instead of configure {}.

Don't xinstall -d ${destroot}${prefix}/bin; it already exists.

Don't put PREFIX=${prefix} in destroot.destdir; put it in destroot.args.

[raimue (Rainer Müller)]

Resolved by [81e8cfae765c48ae7219ea153e802e8e0fa324bf/macports-ports].

[neverpanic (Clemens Lang)]

Oh sorry, didn't even see this before.