Stasis is a dynamic framework for static sites.
Install via RubyGems:
$ gem install stasis
At its most essential, Stasis takes a directory tree with supported template files and renders them.
Example directory structure:
project/
index.html.haml
images/
image.png
Run stasis
:
$ cd project
$ stasis
Stasis creates a public
directory:
project/
index.html.haml
images/
image.png
public/
index.html
images/
image.png
index.html.haml
becomes public/index.html
.
Unrecognized extensions are copied as-is (image.png
).
Controllers contain Ruby code that executes once before all templates render.
Example directory structure:
project/
controller.rb
index.html.haml
styles/
controller.rb
style.css.sass
You may have a controller at any directory level.
Use before
blocks within controller.rb
to execute code before a template renders.
controller.rb
:
before 'index.html.haml' do
@something = true
end
@something
is now available to the index.html.haml
template.
The before
method can take any number of paths and/or regular expressions:
before 'index.html.haml', /.*html\.erb/ do
@something = true
end
layout.html.haml
:
%html
%body= yield
In controller.rb
, set the default layout:
layout 'layout.html.haml'
Set the layout for a particular template:
layout 'index.html.haml' => 'layout.html.haml'
Use a regular expression:
layout /.*html.haml/ => 'layout.html.haml'
Set the layout from a before
block:
before 'index.html.haml' do
layout 'layout.html.haml'
end
Within a template:
%html
%body= render '_partial.html.haml'
Within a before
block:
before 'index.html.haml' do
@partial = render '_partial.html.haml'
end
Text:
render :text => 'Hello'
Local variables:
render 'index.html.haml', :locals => { :x => true }
Include a block for the template to yield
to:
render 'index.html.haml' { 'Hello' }
The instead
method changes the output of the template being rendered:
before 'index.html.haml' do
instead render('subdirectory/index.html.haml')
end
controller.rb
:
helpers do
def say_hello
'Hello'
end
end
The say_hello
method is now available to all before
blocks and templates.
Use the ignore
method in controller.rb
to ignore certain paths.
Ignore filenames with an underscore at the beginning:
ignore /\/_.*/
Use the priority
method in controller.rb
to change the file process order.
Copy .txt
files before rendering the index.html.erb
template:
priority /.*txt/ => 2, 'index.html.erb' => 1
The default priority is 0
for all files.
Always execute the stasis
command in the root directory of your project.
Development mode (auto-regenerate on save):
$ stasis -d
Specify a port to start an HTTP server:
$ stasis -d 3000
Only render specific files or directories:
$ stasis -o index.html.haml,subdirectory
Change the public (destination) directory:
$ stasis -p ../public
Instantiate a Stasis
object:
stasis = Stasis.new('/path/to/project/root')
Optionally specify a destination directory:
stasis = Stasis.new('/project', '/html')
Render all templates:
stasis.render
Render a specific template or directory:
stasis.render('index.html.haml', 'subdirectory')
Stasis uses Tilt to support the following template engines:
ENGINE FILE EXTENSIONS
-------------------------- -----------------------
ERB .erb, .rhtml
Interpolated String .str
Erubis .erb, .rhtml, .erubis
Haml .haml
Sass .sass
Scss .scss
Less CSS .less
Builder .builder
Liquid .liquid
RDiscount .markdown, .mkd, .md
Redcarpet .markdown, .mkd, .md
BlueCloth .markdown, .mkd, .md
Kramdown .markdown, .mkd, .md
Maruku .markdown, .mkd, .md
RedCloth .textile
RDoc .rdoc
Radius .radius
Markaby .mab
Nokogiri .nokogiri
CoffeeScript .coffee
Creole (Wiki markup) .wiki, .creole
WikiCloth (Wiki markup) .wiki, .mediawiki, .mw
Yajl .yajl
Take a look at the Stasis project that automatically generated this web site from the project README.