h1. Why did i create Static Generator?
Because i wanted a simple way to grab the HTML from a site generated with my Ruby on Rails CMS. The cool thing with StaticGenerator compared to other solutions (wget), is that when i have an URL like /home/subpage , instead of having this file structure:
pre. /home /subpage.html
i have this file structure:
pre. /home /subpage /index.html
so all the links in the generated site will stay the same.
h2. Usage
pre. require 'static_generator' crawler = StaticGenerator::Crawler.new({ :url=>'http://mysite.com/', :destination_path => File.expand_path('some/destination/directory'), :url_prefix => 'http://mysite.com/' }) crawler.crawl!
h2. Author
Julien Desrosiers
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