The best way to serve static html pages at Rails 3 is using asset pipeline. An article Precompile Static HTML Pages with Rails 3 Asset Pipeline describes how to do it.
By the way, asset pipeline is a mechanism for production environment, so the above solution is not fit for development environment.
I figured out a solution of this problem. I created StaticPagesController
. The action of this controller renders static html pages by render
with :file
option.
Then you can see a rendered sample.html.erb
page both at production and development. In production, you can access to this page via URL like http://example.com/assets/sample.html
. In development (with pow), you can access to this page via URL like http://example.dev/static_pages/sample
.
I think I have to do more optimization for this solution, but it works well.