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I have a Sinatra application ( http://analyzethis.espace-technologies.com ) that does the following Retrieve an HTML page (via net/http) Create a Nokogiri document from the response.body Extract some info and send it back in the response. The response should be UTF-8 encoded So I came to the problem while trying to read sites that use windows-1256 encodings like www.filfan.com or www.masrawy.com. The problem is the result of the encoding conversion is not correct though no errors are thrown. The net/http response.body.encoding gives ASCII-8BIT which can not be converted to UTF-8 If I do

I'd like "to mount" a Nesta CMS app onto a Rails3 app This should be possible couse of being Nesta a Sinatra app, which should be a Rack mountable layer, ... but how would you do it ? Where will you start from ? Does anybody has experiences on this topic ? Suggested docs ? Hey Luca. I've been meaning to write this up a for a month or two. You just need to mount Nesta as a Rack app, using Rails Metal. Have a watch of this: http://railscasts.com/episodes/222-rack-in-rails-3 You'll be able to refer to Nesta in your routes by referring to it as Nesta::App (I only merged the commit that allows you

I have got this haml/mustache template: {{#data}} ok {{#items}} {{#item}} %b ID: {{id}} {{/item}} {{/items}} {{/data}} And I have got Illegal nesting: nesting within plain text is illegal Error. I render it in Sinatra Mustache.render(haml(:index), hash) I'm not sure about rendering with Sinatra, but with this command: cat example.yml foo.haml.mustache | mustache | haml -e this data file example.yml --- data: - items: - item: - id: 1 - id: 2 - id: 3 --- and template (foo.haml.mustache ): {{#data}} #ok {{#items}} {{#item}} %b ID: {{id}} {{/item}} {{/items}} {{/data}} I get following result: <div

My setup and the error I get an error when I start my Sinatra application with rackup and puma. My config.ru file looks like this: #\ -s puma require './controller/main.rb' run Sinatra::Application So when I now use rackup I get this error: /home/username/.rvm/gems/ruby-1.9.3-p392/gems/rack-1.5.2/lib/rack/handler.rb:76:in `require': cannot load such file -- rack/handler/puma (LoadError) I use ruby 1.9.3p392 (2013-02-22 revision 39386) [i686-linux] What I have tried so far My first thought was that I forgot to install puma, or puma is broken in some way. So I tried: puma -v puma version 2.0.1

My sinatra app has to parse a ~60MB XML-file. This file hardly ever changes: on a nightly cron job, It is overwritten with another one. Are there tricks or ways to keep the parsed file in memory, as a variable, so that I can read from it on incoming requests, but not have to parse it over and over for each incoming request? Some Pseudocode to illustrate my problem. get '/projects/:id' return @nokigiri_object.search("//projects/project[@id=#{params[:id]}]/name/text()") end post '/projects/update' if params[:token] == "s3cr3t" @nokogiri_object = reparse_the_xml_file end end What I need to know,

I have a very basic application done in Sinatra I have deployed it in Heroku (http://frasesbarrio.heroku.com) There is a button for sharing in Facebook and in fact it can be used as a Facebook application. For Facebook authentification, my application has its own app id and app secret (right now they are two constants in the main file of the source) I also want to share my code in Github for everyone to enjoy. How can I send the code with the app id and secret to Heroku and without them to Github in a maintainable fashion? (I mean that I will keep changing the app now and then, deploying and