Hello,
I realize this is a bit of an old thread, but I figured I'd post an answer
anyway as I came up with this same problem recently.
For development, sometimes I create static sites before I get into the
dynamic interaction.
I handled this case with a simple routes.py in the "web2py folder"
for the app I wanted to replace, I put in all the html in one folder at
/APPLICATION_NAME/static/html
Then in routes.py:
routes_in = (
('/APPLICATION_NAME/(?P<any>.*)', '/APPLICATION_NAME/static/html/\g<any>'
),
)
routes_out = (
('/APPLICATION_NAME/(?P<any>.*)', '/\g<any>'),
)
where APPLICATION_NAME is the name of the application I wanted to run
completely as static files.
I'm not certain of any security implications (someone else would have to
comment), so I wouldn't deploy this method in production but it allows me
to do rapid dev.
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