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add .css and image file support #44

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@anithri anithri commented Jul 9, 2011

djsd changed to also serve .css files from ~/css. and .gif|.jpg|.png files from ~/.images

NOTE! no changes to the extensions were made!

I only added the ability to call http://localhost:3131/arbitrary.css or http://localhost:3131/some-pic.png
and have them resolve from ~/.css and ~/.images

This should allow including .css files from scripts, host icon or badge elements you might be throwing up locally.

I'm conflicted about changing the extension to automatically attempt to load http://localhost:3131/google.com.css seems like it might be a good idea, but i don't know what the performance hit would be.

…files from ~/.images

 Rakefile changed to create ~/.css and ~/.images dirs
 README.markdown changed to reflect new bonus functionality

 NOTE!  no changes to the extensions were made.
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sjl commented Jul 14, 2011

This would be awesome.

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defunkt commented Aug 16, 2011

I like it.

What do you think about using ~/.js/images and ~/.js/css instead? Having a single directory can be convenient.

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~/.js/assets ?

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anithri commented Aug 17, 2011

Sure I'm not concerned about where the files live so long as I can get them into my browser. I'm a lot more worried about how I would make those changes and update this pull request, I'm just a yellow belt in git fu.

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bartt commented Nov 28, 2011

I'd like to load CSS files based on domain name just like JS files are loaded. I can provide a pull request that uses ~/.js/css and ~/.js/images AND modifies the Chrome extension to also load CSS files. Should I just submit a different pull request?

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I second bartt's preference, I am a big fan of this in the FF port of dotjs.

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defunkt commented Aug 29, 2012

closing unless someone wants to update the paths

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