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ruby - Import SASS file from database instead of filesystem

I don't have much experience with Ruby. I want to @import sass from database instead of filesystem. I did not find any examples online. How should I go about implementing this. I see that I have to extend an importer class but since I have no understanding of ruby I need to know where in my filesystem does this class reside (Just to check it out) and in general what are the basic steps involved.

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MySQL database contains sass content. So in my web application I accept sass (as string) from user which may contain an import statement for example :

@import test.scss
body  { color:red } 

Now in my MySQL DB I will have something like this

Table  sass_files
column_name             filename  |   content
example row             test.scss |   p {color:blue;}

I want to make this import work, sure I can just do a regular expression match to get the filename from the user input and then query the DB by that file name and get the content. But I read that there is a nice way to make ruby/sass use DB as a load-path instead of filesystem.

UPDATE

SO i created a dummy custom importer class with find method as

def find(name, options)
  Sass::Engine.new("p { color :blue; }", options)
end

How do i add this importer to sass load paths w/o using ruby, like can i make change to the source files in the sass gem folder and add this importer to lib/sass/importers?

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Out of the box, sass will only import local files (anything else is compiled into a CSS @import statement) but as the sass docs explain you can write your own custom importers by extending the Sass::Importers::Base class.

This answer to another question gives an example of a custom HTTP importer. You could approach this in (at least) two ways: write a custom importer for your database or serve the sass file over HTTP from the database (via a simple PHP page or something)


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