In PocketPages, serving static content is straightforward and integrated seamlessly into the framework. Any file that isn't an EJS template (*.ejs) and doesn't begin with a + or _ is treated as a static file. These static files are served directly by the underlying Echo framework, which handles content type inference, streaming, and other necessary details.

What is Considered Static Content?

Static content refers to files that are served directly to the client without server-side processing or dynamic generation. These files typically include:

• HTML files (*.html)
• CSS files (*.css)
• JavaScript files (*.js)
• Image files (*.jpg, *.png, etc.)
• Font files (*.woff, *.ttf, etc.)
• Other binary files or documents (e.g., PDFs, videos)

Example Directory Structure