More and more people begin to use less and other pre-processor methods to write CSS and JavaScript. The popular ones are less, sass, and coffeescript. LessCodeIt cannot be executed directly in the browser. In the end, it still needs to be compiled into CSS or Js. Their syntax is great, but their compilation methods are not flexible enough. Basically, the official website only provides the command line method for file compilation. Less can also embed a less. js file in the page for online compilation, but this method is unreliable. Therefore, we all like to use graphic interface tools for compilation, which is efficient and quick. Some tools have been available before koala development, such as winless and simpless. They have a single function and only support less. There are also some colleagues who are tossing the editor sublime text and so on, but there is no perfect solution yet.
What is koala?
Koala is a front-end pre-processor graphic compilation tool that supports less, sass, compass, and coffeescript to help Web developers use them for development more efficiently. It runs across platforms and is compatible with windows, Linux, and Mac.
Features:
Multi-language support: supports less, sass, coffeescript, and compass framework.
Real-time Compilation: monitors files and automatically performs Compilation When the files change. All of these operations are performed in the background without manual operations.
Compilation options: You can set the compilation options for each language.
Code compression: less & sass supports Automatic Code compression after compilation.
Error prompt: If a syntax error occurs during compilation, koala will pop up an error message in the lower right corner to help developers locate the code error.
Cross-platform: Windows, Linux, and Mac can run perfectly.
Project home: http://koala-app.com/index-zh.html
KoalaSource codeHosted on GitHub: https://github.com/oklai/koala
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