是否可以使用cache.manifest 离线配置Sinatra .erb 模板？
我浏览了网络上的各种帖子；但看起来这仅适用于静态 .html 文件。 Mephisto 和rack-offline 看起来很有用，但我不知道它们是否可以帮助处理 sinatra 模板。
我的views/index.erb有3个get do's - /part1、/part2、/part3，它们保存html输出；如果它们可以离线缓存就太好了。有什么指点吗？
I've looked around at various posts on the web; but it looks like it's all only for static .html files. Mephisto and rack-offline looked like they could be useful, but I couldn't figure out if they could help with sinatra templates.
My views/index.erb has 3 get do's - /part1, /part2, /part3 which hold html output; would be great if they could be cached for offline. Any pointers?
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我会尽力回答你的问题。我猜想“我的views/index.erb有3个get do's”，你的意思是你的应用程序中有三个路由，
/part1、/part2和/part3分别。这三个路由使用 ERB 模板进行处理并返回 HTML。现在您想将它们放入缓存清单中以供离线使用。首先：对于客户端来说，URL 后面的资源是动态生成的还是静态文件并不重要。您只需将
part1（注意缺少的斜杠）放入清单中即可完成。其效果是客户端仅请求
/part1一次，然后使用缓存的版本，直到您更新清单。问题是：如果您处理 ERB 模板，则响应中显然会包含一些动态内容。这就是为什么我不明白您为什么要缓存响应。
不要误会我的意思：您可能有充分的理由这样做。我不明白为什么您不能将动态资源的路由放入缓存清单中。
I'll try to answer your question as best I can. I guess with "My views/index.erb has 3 get do's", you mean you have three routes in your application,
/part1,/part2, and/part3, respectively. Those three routes are processed using ERB templates and return HTML. Now you'd like to put them into a cache manifest for offline use.First of all: For the client, it doesn't matter if the resource behind a URL is generated dynamically or if it is a static file. You could just put
part1(notice the missing slash) into your manifest and be done.The effect would be that a client requests
/part1just once, and then use the cached version until you update your manifest.Here's the catch: If you process ERB templates, you obviously have something dynamic in the response. And that's why I don't get why you'd want to cache the response.
Don't get me wrong: There might be perfectly good reasons why you want to do this. And I don't see any reason why you can't put routes to dynamic resources into your cache manifest.