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Paolo Perrotta

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Paolo Perrotta is a freelance agile coach and the author of "Metaprogramming Ruby" for the Prags
Sssmoke - When even Sinatra is too much Posted: Dec 16, 2012 5:40 AM
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Sometimes you don't need a web framework, no matter how light - you just want to slap a Ruby script or two on a web server. Enter Sssmoke: 
gem install sssmoke

Put your erb templates in a directory, then run them in a web server by typing: 
sssmoke

A template named foo.erb will get the URL http://localhost:8888/foo.

Advanced options for powah usahs: 
sssmoke directory_name      # sssmoke templates from another directory
sssmoke template_name.erb   # sssmoke a single template at http://localhost:8888/

That's all. (As to the reason why it's called "Sssmoke"- that story would be better told in person.)

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