Examples

The repository carries a dozen runnable example projects under examples/. They are real Gradle subprojects with tests, built and verified by CI on every pipeline — so they never drift away from the API.

Run any of them straight from a clone:

$ ./gradlew :examples:basic:run
$ ./gradlew :examples:webapp-spring-boot:run

Example	What it shows
`basic`	the smallest possible setup: compile an inline SCSS string on the V8 engine
`file-path`	`compilePath(…)` on a file from disk, with a source map
`custom-function`	`pow($base, $exp)` and a theme-color lookup, implemented in Java
`custom-importer`	an `Importer` serving `@use "virtual:theme"` from a `Map`
`webjar-importer`	`@import "bootstrap/scss/bootstrap"` resolved from a WebJar
`javet-v8`	V8 with an SLF4J logger and a runtime customizer
`javet-node`	the Node engine with `NodeModulesResolver` against a local `node_modules/`
`jackson2` / `jackson3`	wiring either JSON deserializer into the module resolver
`webapp-spring-boot`	a `JsassCompiler` bean and a controller serving `GET /style.css`
`webapp-jetty`	the same idea on embedded Jetty, without a framework

Each example's build.gradle.kts starts with a comment block listing the Maven coordinates that replace its project(…) dependencies — copy the project, paste the coordinates, and it builds outside the repository unchanged.

Using one as a starter

Copy the example directory out of the clone.
Replace the project(":jsass…") dependencies with the coordinates from the header comment and add the repository.
Replace id("jsass.example-conventions") with the plain application plugin — the convention plugin only exists inside this build, where it makes sure examples are never published.