Assuming I have a directory structure similar to:
path_to_file/one/index.html
How can I set my sinatra app to be routed to
mysite.com/path_to_file/one/
and have the previously mentioned file to render? path_to开发者_JAVA百科_file
will always stay the same, but there will be different folders (two
, three
, etc.) inside it.
I've tried the following:
get '/path_to_file/:number' do
File.read(File.join('path_to_file', "#{params[:number]}", "index.html"))
end
but then the e.g. javascript file linked from index.html
doesn't render correctly.
Got it!
get '/path_to_file/:number/:file' do
File.read(File.join('path_to_file', "#{params[:number]}", "#{params[:file]}"))
end
get '/path_to_file/:number' do
File.read(File.join('path_to_file', "#{params[:number]}", "index.html"))
end
Order is important, since if these two methods are reversed, get '/path_to_file/:number'
becomes a superset of get '/path_to_file/:number/:file'
.
Just a thought, but you could setup your server software, Apache
, nginx
, whatever it is you're using, to serve .css
and .js
and image files from a different location.
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