# sinatra-default-templates To avoid repetitive routes like get '/foo' do haml :foo end get '/bar' do haml :bar end if you have the templates in place (views/foo.haml, views/bar.haml in the above case), they'll get rendered automagically. # Installation Make sure you got http://gemcutter.org in your gem sources. Then simply $ sudo gem install sinatra-default-templates # How to use Because of a bug in Sinatra 0.9.4, extensions cannot set routes, or for that matter, define not_found or error blocks. And since I decided to turn this into one, you'll have to use Sinatra 1.0.a (or above). In which case, simply: require 'sinatra' require 'sinatra/default_templates' And you're set. # Specs Just run $ spec spec/default_templates_spec.rb Presumes rspec 1.3.0 is installed.
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sinatra-default-templates
Saves you from having to write routes just to render templates with the same name. Rails-style.
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