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This scaffolding is meant to encourage rapid development with Compass Extensions. Customize everything, make it your own! Build and publishing instructions are in the gemspec file.
Please fork this repository, then submit a pull request with your changes in a new branch.
If you want to bundle into your app, install bundler.
$ gem install bundler
With Bundler installed, add this to your Gemfile.
group :assets do
gem 'compass-helium'
end
Run this in the command line:
$ bundle install
$ git add Gemfile Gemfile.lock
If bundler isn't your thing, install this gem.
$ gem install compass-helium
Next in your Compass project add this to your config.rb
require 'compass-helium'
To get started install into your project.
compass install compass-helium
Then verify it's installed.
compass help compass-helium
This Compass extension for helium was created by Stephen Way
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