08:21 <ddfreyne> btw guard-nanoc 1.0.1 is out

08:21 <ddfreyne> The gem has proper dependencies on guard and nanoc now

08:52 <gkarekinian> Hey! I'm looking for a way to get a generated stylesheet's mtime and I can only seem to get my main SCSS file's mtime, which is just including partials and never changes

08:53 <gkarekinian> I'd like to avoid adding version attributes to the file just for that. Right now I've switched to appending Time.now.to_i to the stylesheet's route, which works but isn't ideal

12:05 <ddfreyne> gkarekinian: Hi!

12:07 <ddfreyne> gkarekinian: Hmm. I wanted to add a dependency tracking API (a public one) so you'd be able to get the dependent items and calculate the max mtime, but that is something for nanoc 4.0. In the mean time, I'd suggest finding the included items manually (@items.select { |i| i.identifier =~ %r{^/stylesheets/.*/} } or so) and getting the max mtime from them

12:07 <ddfreyne> Also, I am typing on an old Apple Extended Keyboard II. It feels great :D

12:18 <gkarekinian> Thanks, I'll give it a try!

13:17 <gkarekinian> Hooray, my helper is working

13:17 <gkarekinian> module Nanoc3::Helpers

13:17 <gkarekinian> module StylesheetMtime

13:17 <gkarekinian> stylesheets = @items.select { |i| i.identifier =~ %r(^/stylesheets/.*/) }

13:17 <gkarekinian> newest_stylesheet = stylesheets.max_by { |i| i[:mtime] }

13:17 <gkarekinian> def stylesheet_mtime

13:17 <gkarekinian> newest_stylesheet[:mtime].to_i

13:17 <gkarekinian> end

13:17 <gkarekinian> end

13:17 <gkarekinian> end

13:23 <ddfreyne> gkarekinian: You can probably just use #max instead of #max_by since you fetch the mtime anyway

13:44 <gkarekinian> Oooh, yeah it's just two lines now

13:44 <gkarekinian> stylesheets = @items.select { |i| i.identifier =~ %r(^/stylesheets/.*/) }

13:44 <gkarekinian> stylesheets.map { |s| s[:mtime].to_i }.max

21:47 <ddfreyne> gkarekinian: stylesheets.max { |s| s[:mtime].to_i }

21:47 <ddfreyne> Even shorter!