# static
Serve static or templated content via WSGI or stand-alone.
Install Static
$ pip install static
Serve up some content:
$ static localhost 9999 static-content/
Or in the context of a WSGI application:
`python import static wsgi_app = static.Cling('/var/www') `
You can also use Python template strings, Moustache templates or easily roll your own templating plugin. See the tests and source code for examples.
Pull requests welcome. Happy hacking.
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