joefiorini / naked_rack

Rack middleware to help you get naked for CSS Naked Day!

naked_rack

CSS Naked Day is fast approaching. Is your site ready? By installing the naked_rack middleware, your site will show its true colors on April 9th, 2009. For those who dare, use the :remove_js => true option to prove your strength.

CSS Naked Day? wtf?

CSS Naked Day is a day for web designers and developers to show off how hard they’ve worked to keep their site’s semantically marked up and styled solely through CSS. Any well designed site should be usable even after losing its styles. CSS Naked Day is a day to prove that theory.

For more information on CSS Naked Day please see http://naked.dustindiaz.com/.

Options

naked_rack supports the following options:

:display_banner => [true]|false – This will replace all stylesheet tags with an HTML comment advertising CSS Naked Day (not to mention giving itself some love)

:remove_js => true|[false] – Also take out any script tags. Prove your unobtrusiveness with this option.

:permanent => true|[false] – Ignores the date and puts the site in permanent naked mode. This is really meant to be used during testing, but make sure you turn it off!

Installation

To install the library:

sudo gem install faithfulgeek-naked_rack

Rails (in config/environment.rb):

config.middleware.use "NakedRack"[, options]

Sinatra:

use NakedRack[, options]

Rackup Script:

use NakedRack[, options]

Support

Please let me know if you run into any problems using naked_rack. This is my first time writing Rack middleware and as such I would appreciate any input. You can reach me on twitter as @joefiorini, email joe at faithfulgeek dot org or message me here on GitHub.

Thanks for using naked_rack! I wish everyone a safe and happy CSS Naked Day.

Developed by:

@joefiorini (irc: faithfulgeek)

Copyright

Copyright © 2009 faithfulgeek. See LICENSE for details.