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You can just place css/js files inside of the static directory, then reference them in the layout.

I've been using the moonrocks project as an example lapis site, you can see it being done here:

https://github.com/leafo/moonrocks-site/blob/master/views/layout.moon#L32

I think writing an example blog is a good idea though. I try setting that up.

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is regexing the extensions to use the static folder also possible?

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@jlebrech give me an example. Do you mean only allowing some files in the static folder to be accessible or making it so files outside of static are available with a /static/ url?

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You could make /(jpg|gif|png|js|css) use /static as a rule.
On May 4, 2013 5:27 PM, "leaf" [email protected] wrote:

@jlebrech https://github.com/jlebrech give me an example. Do you mean
only allowing some files in the static folder to be accessible or making it
so files outside of static are available with a /static/ url?

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What's great about the framework is that routes are just nginx rules
On May 4, 2013 5:41 PM, "Joe Le Brech" [email protected] wrote:

You could make /(jpg|gif|png|js|css) use /static as a rule.
On May 4, 2013 5:27 PM, "leaf" [email protected] wrote:

@jlebrech https://github.com/jlebrech give me an example. Do you mean
only allowing some files in the static folder to be accessible or making it
so files outside of static are available with a /static/ url?

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Great,
Thanks for your help leafo

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