What is the correct way to route your request through Sinatra so that it serves up the file with no processing? I'm looking for the most common way people do this in the Sinatra framework? I normally place all of my static content in a "content" path.
examples:
/content/css /content/img /content/jsHo开发者_如何学Pythonw can I use a wildcard to serve up everything under content?
I was surprised there were no real examples of this here:
http://sinatra-book.gittr.com/Sinatra and Rails use the path public
for static content - e.g., ./public/javascripts/
. All files in these paths would then be served by the web server (e.g. Thin, Passenger), but without the need for /public
in the URL (e.g. the file at #{my_app_root}/public/javascripts/application.js
would be available via the Web at the URL http://#{my_domain}/javascripts/application.js
).
get '/notes/images/:file' do
send_file('/root/dev/notes/images/'+params[:file], :disposition => 'inline')
end
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