I can't find the directory for my sass file using terminal which means I can't get it to watch. Please help.

The following will help orientate you on the command line:

• pwd : tells you which directory you are currently in ('cd' on Windows)
• ls : lists all the files/directories of the current directory you are in ('dir' on Windows)
• ls -l : will list all the files in 'long format' i.e. with more details than ls alone.
• clear : will clear the current terminal

As mentioned above:

• cd .. : will navigate up the folder path (cd.. on Windows. Note that Windows does not require a space before the ..)
• cd folder-name : will navigate down the specified folder path (same on Windows)

Depending on your OS, the commands might differ slightly. When using Finder or Windows Explorer, you can often right-click and see if there is an "Open in Terminal" (or similar) command.

For example, if you have a terminal utility like iTerm2 installed, you will see a "New iTerm Window Here" option or a "New iTerm Tab Here" option when you right-click.

Using npm, git, webpack, gulp etc are all command line based and will help you get comfortable. You will find that npm tasks (as defined in package.json files) are essentially collections of commands line arguments bundled together.