I just wrote an answer to this on StackOverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27200701/hosting-a-static-site-with-yesod... On Sat, Nov 29, 2014, 5:43 PM Christopher Reichert wrote:

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Hi all,

I'm experimenting with Yesod and I've created a simple scaffolding site with yesod. I've downloaded a bootstrap template site and wish to simply host this site with yesod. The template site has an index.html and a bunch of css and js files. This seemly simple task has baffled me. By my understanding, the site should be placed under the 'static' directory, I tried to use sendFile to send the index.html file in getHomeR, but only

On Sat, Nov 29 2014, Yifan Yu wrote: the

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content of the that file is displayed, without the css and js. Should I do this with a Subsite?

You might want to try the question on the Yesod mailing lists if you don't find your answer here.

A simple solution would be to just port the index.html to hamlet and put that directly in the ./templates/homepage.hamlet file. The homepage.hamlet file is complimented by a homepage.julius and homepage.lucius file which takes a flavor of javascript and css, respectively. In Yesod, the combination of these files is known as a widget.

You can move your javascript and css into those widget files directly or you can put them in your static dir (but your html is served from homepage.hamlet by default in the scaffold).

The static directory is already a subsite for static resources (see the config/routes file).

Also see the section "widgetFile" in this Yesod Book chapter: http://www.yesodweb.com/book/scaffolding-and-the-site-template

If you want to serve the static files as a separate subsite you might find the following links helpful:

https://github.com/yesodweb/yesod/wiki/Static-file-subsite-Hello-World https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/yesodweb/ Cz8hvgiu0d0/l90NGvhAyLEJThis

Hope that helps,

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Thank you everyone and sorry for the late reply. The problem is solved and I think I'm gonna read more on the Yesod book and web programming in general. The reason that I'm using Yesod for this is that I want to start with something static, say a template site, make it work first so I can have something to start with, and then gradually add the RESTful contents. On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 9:47 PM, Tobias Dammers wrote:

Out of interest; why would you use Yesod for this? It's a great platform for sure, but way overkill for serving a bunch of static files IMO - all you need, really, would be a simple single-file Scotty app, I'd think.

On Sat, Nov 29, 2014 at 04:04:47PM +0000, Michael Snoyman wrote:

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I just wrote an answer to this on StackOverflow:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27200701/hosting-a-static-site-with-yesod...

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On Sat, Nov 29, 2014, 5:43 PM Christopher Reichert <

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On Sat, Nov 29 2014, Yifan Yu wrote:

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Hi all,

I'm experimenting with Yesod and I've created a simple scaffolding

site

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with yesod. I've downloaded a bootstrap template site and wish to simply host this site with yesod. The template site has an index.html and a bunch of css and js files. This seemly simple task has baffled me. By my understanding, the site should be placed under the 'static'

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tried to use sendFile to send the index.html file in getHomeR, but only the content of the that file is displayed, without the css and js. Should I do this with a Subsite?

You might want to try the question on the Yesod mailing lists if you don't find your answer here.

A simple solution would be to just port the index.html to hamlet and

creichert07@gmail.com> directory, I put

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that directly in the ./templates/homepage.hamlet file. The homepage.hamlet file is complimented by a homepage.julius and homepage.lucius file which takes a flavor of javascript and css, respectively. In Yesod, the combination of these files is known as a widget.

You can move your javascript and css into those widget files directly or you can put them in your static dir (but your html is served from homepage.hamlet by default in the scaffold).

The static directory is already a subsite for static resources (see the config/routes file).

Also see the section "widgetFile" in this Yesod Book chapter: http://www.yesodweb.com/book/scaffolding-and-the-site-template

If you want to serve the static files as a separate subsite you might find the following links helpful:

https://github.com/yesodweb/yesod/wiki/Static-file-subsite-Hello-World https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/yesodweb/ Cz8hvgiu0d0/l90NGvhAyLEJThis

Hope that helps,

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