A builder for static pages with proxy rails controller and template engine.
Staticman build static pages, e.g. errors, about, contact, and it's very easy, fast, programable. Rending with proxy inherited rails controller.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'staticman'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install staticman
Create staticman.rb as config in config directory.
$ rails g staticman:config
Next, setting config with staticman.rb.
Staticman.configure do |config|
config.static_pages = [
{ file: 'statics/about', layout: 'application' },
{ file: 'statics/404', layout: 'application' }
]
# config.static_dir = 'public'
config.host = 'staticman.github.com'
# config.controller_context_class = nil
end
The following is config parameters means.
static_pages - rendering pages, default is [].static_dir - output directory for html, default is public.host - resolve domain, default is example.com.controller_context_class - using controller as proxy, default is ApplicationController.So easy how to use, you only execute two commands of build and destroy.
First, add static pages in directory specified.
you can write static pages the same as other views, include helper_method, *_helper.
$ vim app/view/statics/about.html.erb[haml, etc...]
Create static pages.
$ rake staticman:build
And delete.
$ rake staticman:destroy
git checkout -b my-new-feature)git commit -am 'Add some feature')git push origin my-new-feature)Copyright (c) 2012 terut. See MIT LICENSE for details.