Static Files

When serving a directory, files that do not end in .nubo are served as static files.

nubo serve app

Example:

app/
  index.nubo
  style.css
  logo.png

Routes:

File	URL	Behavior
`index.nubo`	`/`	Executed by Nubo.
`style.css`	`/style.css`	Served as a static file.
`logo.png`	`/logo.png`	Served as a static file.

Static Files Are Not Executed

Only .nubo files are executable.

app/data.json

The file above is served directly.

Static Fallback

If no route matches, Nubo tries to serve a built-in static file.

If that also fails, the request becomes a 404 Not Found.

Example HTML Page

import response from "@server/response"

response.write("<!doctype html>") // the doctype part should be written as string
                                  // because Nubo only supports simple html tags
response.write(<html>
  <head>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css">
  </head>
  <body>
    <h1>Hello</h1>
  </body>
</html>)

Do not use <style> tags, because the parser may fail to parse nubo code between {}. Only use style if really needed, and with <style>{content}</style>, and make content the css content in string.