Maintain folder structure with stylus executable
See original GitHub issueI have the following directory structure:
stylesheets
stylus
themes
theme1.styl
theme2.styl
file1.styl
file2.styl
And I’d like to run one watch:
stylus --watch stylesheets/stylus/* --out stylesheets/css
That would watch all sub-directories and maintain the folder structure so that the CSS generated would be:
stylesheets
stylus
themes
theme1.styl
theme2.styl
file1.styl
file2.styl
css
themes
theme1.css
theme2.css
file1.css
file2.css
Is this currently possible, or could it be added?
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- Created 12 years ago
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@arpitremarkable I would love to take what you have if still possbile
Nothing new on this in two years? Seems like a reasonable, if not essential feature.