post "/do-something/:great" do
# something great could happen here
end


application.js

$.post('http://localhost:2003/do-something/' , John );


I finally got around to creating a generator for this. I’ve wrapped it up in my beet project–take a look here if you’re curious:

http://github.com/jackdempsey/beet/commit/4b651d9bd429e7ed309a88f2c5c30d8afe94e197

With beet you can now do:

$ beet -j -r standalone/hades

It will prompt you for a name and then create a skinny_daemons inspired gem with that name in place. After that you can do project_name/bin/project_name start and it should just work!

I haven’t tested this on ruby 1.8 yet, but everything seems good on 1.9 at the moment. I had to change some paths, etc, so plouf and others might have more luck with this.

best,
jack

nice project, however i get the following error:

/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/blah-0.0.0/bin/../lib/blah/config.ru:1:in `block in ‘: undefined method `dirname’ for Rack::File:Class (NoMethodError)

Combining it with Monit/God might also be handy here

SkinnyDaemonExample.run! :port => 2003

you can use :

run SkinnyDaemonExample

Then sinatra will turn on the 2003 port !

Small question here. What is the point to have a parametrized port if it’s hard coded in config.ru ?
I tried not to write it in config.ru but then it listens on 4567.

How do I make it work ?

Thanks