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Stasis

======



Stasis is a dynamic framework for static sites.



[![Build Status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/winton/stasis.png)](http://travis-ci.org/winton/stasis)



Install

-------



Install via [RubyGems](http://rubygems.org/pages/download):



    $ gem install stasis



Example

-------



At its most essential, Stasis takes a directory tree with [supported template files](#supported_markup_languages) 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

-----------



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.



Before

------



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



Layouts

-------



`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



Render

------



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' }



Instead

-------



The `instead` method changes the output of the template being rendered:



    before 'index.html.haml' do

      instead render('subdirectory/index.html.haml')

    end



Helpers

-------



`controller.rb`:



    helpers do

      def say_hello

        'Hello'

      end

    end



The `say_hello` method is now available to all `before` blocks and templates.



Ignore

------



Use the `ignore` method in `controller.rb` to ignore certain paths.



Ignore filenames with an underscore at the beginning:



    ignore /\/_.*/



Priority

--------



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.



Usage

-----



### Command Line



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

   

### Ruby Library



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')



More

----



### Supported Markup Languages



Stasis uses [Tilt](https://github.com/rtomayko/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



### This Web Site



[Take a look at the Stasis project](https://github.com/winton/stasis/tree/master/site) that automatically generated this web site from the project [README](https://github.com/winton/stasis/blob/master/README.md).