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Serve static files from the pages directory structure #10
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The dump command copies static files (by default in |
OK, I think I did not make myself very clear :-) If I have pages/blog/2014/01/04/amazing-cat-I-saw-today.md which has a reference to 'cat.gif', it would be nice to be able to store cat.gif in pages/blog/2014/01/04 and then be able to use a relative link like:
Rather than having to remember what files in public are referenced by which pages. |
Do you have an easy way to implement this? |
I haven't looked, but I'm happy to do so, if you don't feel I'm barking up the wrong tree here in terms of the idea. |
Feel free to fork and try things out! If I like it, I'll merge it back. :) |
Hi, This is pretty rough and ready: tardisx/contenticious@memowe:master...master But it does work. Unless you hate it for some reason, I will keep going and fix up the unit tests and documentation :-) |
Hi! I'm a bit unsure about the new complexity but don't stop, it looks interesting! :) Go on, fix the tests and try it out. Contenticious isn't my main focus these days so don't be sad if I don't pull it immediately. |
@tardisx Any news about tests and documentation? :) I'll open a pull request for discussion. |
I'd like to store static files (images) with the documents that refer to them, and be able to refer to them without any path specification:
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