NAME

       sass-spec - sass-spec testsuite for Sass implementions

SYNOPSIS

       sass-spec.rb [options] [spec_directory...]

EXAMPLES

              Run `sassc --style compressed input.scss`: ./sass-spec.rb -c 'sass --style compressed'

              Run tests only in the spec/basic folder: ./sass-spec.rb spec/basic

       This  script will search for all files under the spec (or specified) directory that are named input.scss.
       It will then run a specified binary and check that the output matches the expected output.  If  you  want
       set up your own test suite, follow a similar hierarchy as described in the initial comment of this script
       for your test hierarchy.

       This command can also be used to annotate tests to control which tests are ran  and  when.  For  details:
       ./sass-spec.rb annotate -h

       Make sure the command you provide prints to stdout.

       -v, --verbose
              Run verbosely

       -t, --tap
              Output TAP compatible report

       -c, --command COMMAND
              Sets a specific binary to run

       --dart PATH
              Run Dart Sass, whose repo should be at the given path.

       --cmd-args ARGS
              Pass ARGS to command or Dart Sass.

       -g, --generate
              Run test(s) and generate expected output file(s).

       --run-todo
              Run any tests marked as todo. Defaults to false.

       --probe-todo
              Run and report tests marked as todo that unexpectedly pass. Defaults to false.

       --impl NAME
              Sets the name of the implementation being tested. Defaults to 'sass'

       --filter PATTERN
              Run tests that match the pattern you provide

       --limit NUMBER
              Limit the number of tests run to this positive integer.

       --migrate-impl
              Copy tests that fail and make them pass for the current implementatino.

       --silent
              Don't show any logs

       --check-annotations
              Check if any test annotations are unecessary.

       --interactive
              When a test fails, enter into a dialog for how to handle it.