Bottle Python Web Framework - Static Files

In this video I'll show you how to handle static files inside of Bottle templates.
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[@MohamedAshraf-zs6nv]

you promised people here the continue in this playlist, but for more than 3 years you didn't.
hope you continue. your explanation of things is clear and short

[@TomasDeMatteis]

I'm glad i needed this video only a few days after you publish it. i had to watch if several times but finally i got it!

[@prettyprinted]

I'm glad it helped. Thanks for watching!

[@thomasedwardking7286]

You present some really cool stuff on the Bottle Framework. I think it would be cool if you could create a real world example like a one pager site or a basic business page. Just my two cents, bro 😅

[@juanarizpe8197]

Great videos!! Wished you would have kept making them

[@FelipeSamuel]

Seus vídeos são ótimos! Obrigado por falar sobre bottle

[@prettyprinted]

De nada!

[@jwilliams8210]

You rock!

[@mohammadghonchesefidi9238]

Thanks for the video. If I have a directory like this : /static/images/myimg.jpg and also /static/css/style.css how I can rout this files?

[@felixurbina4]

Thanks for share.
Do you have a video or published example explaining about session with Bottle? Or, How to make sessions with Bottle?
Kind regards.

[@deepakpoul2030]

Thanks a lot 😘😘😘

[@prettyprinted]

You're welcome!

[@Mezklador]

I'm really curious about Bottle. So more tutorial about it, please!

[@prettyprinted]

I do have a Bottle playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLXmMXHVSvS-AyIwEYkGNa4WE1AR1_45mv.html
I'll definitely make more videos in the future.

[@vic_shine]

Very need tutorial for make user register/login on Bottle ;) I know, you more liked Flask, but anyway.. please continue lessons for Bottle..

[@prettyprinted]

Will do!

[@Canda-fh4xc]

I faced really small error. but unfortunately I was not able to solve it. POST method call works through postman, but doesn't work from the browser!! I get this message:
AttributeError("'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get'",)
I will really appreciate it if someone can help. OR guide me to a complete example that shows the whole posting process between the html/browser and Python.

[@bernardrouhi451]

okay, then how can I do that in .tpl? like if I have a .css file in myfiles>styles>classic.css how do I write it in .tpl?
if i do wont work for me.

[@prettyprinted]

It should be a combination of what you're doing and what's in the video.
So if you create the route for static files, then you could have something like this in the template:

[@bernardrouhi451]

yeah, you did notice that I have "styles" folder in my static folder right? It will work if I just leave the classic.css in the static folder but won't work if classic.css is in another folder, so I found another solution by using @bottle.get('/static/') decoration instead of @bottle.route('/static/'), with that, I can load the folder with the file like so .
Also thanks for the tutorial.

[@t0binho]

try: (with the dot for working directory -> ./static...)

[@sundz5899]

in myfiles i'd like to have and extra map called images but I cannot do that, any tips?

[@prettyprinted]

I'm not exactly sure what you mean. Could you give me an example of what you'd like your static_file arguments to be?

[@sundz5899]

In myfiles I would like to have a folder for css and for images, but I dont know how to link it :S
for example /static/images/herro.jpg and /static/css/style.css

[@mohammadghonchesefidi9238]

It might be like this:
@route('/static/css/')
def server_static(filename):
return static_file(filename, root='./static/css')

[@mohammadghonchesefidi9238]

I think we should create another route for other folders like js, imgs, styles and so on .