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== sg_usemin_css('application.css', alt: '.tmp') do |usemin|
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- usemin << 'styles/bootstrap.css'
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- usemin.add 'styles/main.css', 'data-customattr' => 'customdata'
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```
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**Note:** You can either use **<<
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**Note:** You can either use **<<**, `add` or `include`, I prefer the first one but if you want use two params,
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the only way to do it is in this way:
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```ruby
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`rel="stylesheet"` is automatically appended (and can be overwritten by specifying a `rel` key in options).
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Additionally, notice that attributes with `nil` or `false` as value are not set (so you can remove `rel`), while those with `true` are set but without value and without `=""`.
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## usemin.require and usemin.require_tree
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`require` allows to include files only if they are not already included. Uses same params as `include`.
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`require_tree` instead, require an entire directory tree, using [Dir glob](http://ruby-doc.org/core-1.9.3/Dir.html#method-c-glob) pattern. It accepts the following parameters:
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- `root_path` which is the path will be used as base directory (and **omitted in tags**)
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- `pattern` which is the pattern accepted by [Dir glob](http://ruby-doc.org/core-1.9.3/Dir.html#method-c-glob), used to search files
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## Contributing
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1. Fork it
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module Models
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