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Can someone outline some step by step instructions on how to set KSS up on my local computer?

I've been reading a lot of articles and none of them show a working demo. And they also assume I'm a ruby expert.

I'm expecting to see an html page and some sort of auto-generated documentation page.

I've installed and used gems before but I am by no means an expert. So assume I'm a total noob.

Assume I have the following folder structure:

C:Projects/MySite

  • index.html
  • sass
  • css
  • js

I did this:

gem install kss

I get confused here though:

styleguide = Kss::Parser.new("#{RACK_ROOT}public/stylesheets")
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KSS doesn't have a native outputer. The example that confused you should be run in an Ruby interpretive shell (irb for example, which is installed by default with ruby).

So, go to your command line, type irb, and then type that line into the resulting shell, replacing "#{RACK_ROOT}public/stylesheets" with "C:/Projects/MySite/css"

If you want a nice navigable web page, see the example Sinatra app.

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    Does it have to be css or can the documentation be generated from the sass folder? – Chester Rivas Mar 06 '13 at 13:47
  • Yes, and it actually supports multiple paths as well, so `Kss::Parser.new("C:/Projects/MySite/css","C:/Projects/MySite/sass")` should work – quandrum Mar 06 '13 at 16:43