sassquatch | SASS framework in the guise of a Grunt plugin | Style Language library

This is a concise overview of getting SASSquatch installed and running for you. Please refer to the full docs for info about the structure and logic of the framework.
With Grunt-CLI installed, you can now set up a new project. You can use a grunt-init template , or else simply run these tasks from the command line in your working folder:. This will install grunt to the project and include the dependencies in your package.js automatically. As above, but for SASSquatch. Creates the Gruntfile, where all your grunt tasks and configuration will live. You can use this sample code below in your Gruntfile to get up and running. Change the config settings for SASSquatch to match your needs, or just try it out with the defaults. Now everything is installed and you have a package and gruntfile with all the needed stuff in it, you are ready to start using SASSquatch.
This uses the parameters defined in the SASSquatch config in your Gruntfile to output the base folder and file structure for SASSquatch. It also outputs a default-ish Compass config.rb file. This will be configurable in future, but for now it is just some quite standard output and you can manually edit/remove it. You can define your initial modules and pages, as well as your breakpoints and any additional config or helper files you may want.