• parsing json file instead of php serialized string
• storing in database instead of text file
• requesting by rake task instead of checking on every page load
• customizable rails friendly erb/haml/slim templates

Include the gem in your Gemfile:

gem 'sape'

• rails g sape:migration
• rake db:migrate

• create config/sape.yml

sape_user: _YOUR_SAPE_HASH_
host:
  - example.com
  - subdomain1.example.com
  - subdomain1.example.com
charset: UTF-8

Simply put helper call in desired place. Like this:

<% # SIMPLE LINKS, custom parameter 'site_host', default: request.host %>
<%= sape_links -%>

<% # BLOCK LINKS, custom parameter 'site_host', default: request.host %>
<%= sape_links_block -%>

<% # CONTEXT LINKS, custom parameter 'site_host', default: request.host %>
<%= sape_context_links text -%>

• rake sape:fetch

Run it by cron or use whenever gem or something other way you like.

• run rails g sape:views for generate views(you can choose erb/haml/slim)
• run rails g sape:install to add sape.css to yours app/assets/stylesheets for block links

Templates will be copied to views/sape folder.

• In _link.html.* first and last string inserting sape code recognized by sape bots. It should not be removed. Also important to leave url untouched.

For more information please follow http://www.sape.ru/

This project rocks and uses MIT-LICENSE. Copyright © 2014 Pavel Rodionov