How to serve another static root in Django for html pages?

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The typical configuration serves two static roots:

http://www.example.org/static/
http://www.example.org/media/

This is STATIC_URL and MEDIA_URL.

I would like to add a third one to host static files build with Sphinx:

http://www.example.org/docs/

I know I could configure this on the level of the web server. Is it also possible to configure this on the level of Django?

Here is my python package, that implements Sphinx with Django templates and renders it to static pages. A kind lightweight read-the-docs. Still in an early state, yet working.

https://github.com/elmar-hinz/Django.SphinxCMS

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The typical configuration serves two static roots:

http://www.example.org/static/
http://www.example.org/media/

This is STATIC_URL and MEDIA_URL.

I would like to add a third one to host static files build with Sphinx:

http://www.example.org/docs/

I know I could configure this on the level of the web server. Is it also possible to configure this on the level of Django?

Here is my python package, that implements Sphinx with Django templates and renders it to static pages. A kind lightweight read-the-docs. Still in an early state, yet working.

https://github.com/elmar-hinz/Django.SphinxCMS

edited Nov 12 at 6:51

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asked Nov 11 at 17:04

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The typical configuration serves two static roots:

http://www.example.org/static/
http://www.example.org/media/

This is STATIC_URL and MEDIA_URL.

I would like to add a third one to host static files build with Sphinx:

http://www.example.org/docs/

I know I could configure this on the level of the web server. Is it also possible to configure this on the level of Django?

Here is my python package, that implements Sphinx with Django templates and renders it to static pages. A kind lightweight read-the-docs. Still in an early state, yet working.

https://github.com/elmar-hinz/Django.SphinxCMS

edited Nov 12 at 6:51

mzjn

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asked Nov 11 at 17:04

Blcknx

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The typical configuration serves two static roots:

http://www.example.org/static/
http://www.example.org/media/

This is STATIC_URL and MEDIA_URL.

I would like to add a third one to host static files build with Sphinx:

http://www.example.org/docs/

I know I could configure this on the level of the web server. Is it also possible to configure this on the level of Django?

Here is my python package, that implements Sphinx with Django templates and renders it to static pages. A kind lightweight read-the-docs. Still in an early state, yet working.

https://github.com/elmar-hinz/Django.SphinxCMS

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edited Nov 12 at 6:51

mzjn

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asked Nov 11 at 17:04

Blcknx

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edited Nov 12 at 6:51

mzjn

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asked Nov 11 at 17:04

Blcknx

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edited Nov 12 at 6:51

mzjn

31k566152

edited Nov 12 at 6:51

mzjn

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edited Nov 12 at 6:51

mzjn

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asked Nov 11 at 17:04

Blcknx

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asked Nov 11 at 17:04

Blcknx

770119

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Blcknx

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How about building a url just like you do for the static files? The DOCS_ROOT setting should be a string in your settings.

from django.urls import re_path 
from django.views.static import serve
from django.conf import settings

urlpatterns += [
 re_path(r'^docs/(?P<path>.*)', serve, 'document_root': settings.DOCS_ROOT)
]

answered Nov 11 at 18:23

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Thanks, great! It's working out of the box. I edited your answer to also serve in development mode.
– Blcknx
Nov 11 at 18:48

Glad I was able to help you!
– nik_m
Nov 11 at 19:30

Sorry, my edit was rejected by two of three, with the remark I should put that into a comment. I can't put code into a comment.
– Blcknx
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How about building a url just like you do for the static files? The DOCS_ROOT setting should be a string in your settings.

from django.urls import re_path 
from django.views.static import serve
from django.conf import settings

urlpatterns += [
 re_path(r'^docs/(?P<path>.*)', serve, 'document_root': settings.DOCS_ROOT)
]

answered Nov 11 at 18:23

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Thanks, great! It's working out of the box. I edited your answer to also serve in development mode.
– Blcknx
Nov 11 at 18:48

Glad I was able to help you!
– nik_m
Nov 11 at 19:30

Sorry, my edit was rejected by two of three, with the remark I should put that into a comment. I can't put code into a comment.
– Blcknx
Nov 13 at 11:56

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How about building a url just like you do for the static files? The DOCS_ROOT setting should be a string in your settings.

from django.urls import re_path 
from django.views.static import serve
from django.conf import settings

urlpatterns += [
 re_path(r'^docs/(?P<path>.*)', serve, 'document_root': settings.DOCS_ROOT)
]

answered Nov 11 at 18:23

nik_m

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Thanks, great! It's working out of the box. I edited your answer to also serve in development mode.
– Blcknx
Nov 11 at 18:48

Glad I was able to help you!
– nik_m
Nov 11 at 19:30

Sorry, my edit was rejected by two of three, with the remark I should put that into a comment. I can't put code into a comment.
– Blcknx
Nov 13 at 11:56

add a comment |

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How about building a url just like you do for the static files? The DOCS_ROOT setting should be a string in your settings.

from django.urls import re_path 
from django.views.static import serve
from django.conf import settings

urlpatterns += [
 re_path(r'^docs/(?P<path>.*)', serve, 'document_root': settings.DOCS_ROOT)
]

answered Nov 11 at 18:23

nik_m

7,74022139

How about building a url just like you do for the static files? The DOCS_ROOT setting should be a string in your settings.

from django.urls import re_path 
from django.views.static import serve
from django.conf import settings

urlpatterns += [
 re_path(r'^docs/(?P<path>.*)', serve, 'document_root': settings.DOCS_ROOT)
]

answered Nov 11 at 18:23

nik_m

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answered Nov 11 at 18:23

nik_m

7,74022139

answered Nov 11 at 18:23

nik_m

7,74022139

answered Nov 11 at 18:23

nik_m

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Thanks, great! It's working out of the box. I edited your answer to also serve in development mode.
– Blcknx
Nov 11 at 18:48

Glad I was able to help you!
– nik_m
Nov 11 at 19:30

Sorry, my edit was rejected by two of three, with the remark I should put that into a comment. I can't put code into a comment.
– Blcknx
Nov 13 at 11:56

add a comment |

Thanks, great! It's working out of the box. I edited your answer to also serve in development mode.
– Blcknx
Nov 11 at 18:48

Glad I was able to help you!
– nik_m
Nov 11 at 19:30

Sorry, my edit was rejected by two of three, with the remark I should put that into a comment. I can't put code into a comment.
– Blcknx
Nov 13 at 11:56

Thanks, great! It's working out of the box. I edited your answer to also serve in development mode.
– Blcknx
Nov 11 at 18:48

Glad I was able to help you!
– nik_m
Nov 11 at 19:30

Sorry, my edit was rejected by two of three, with the remark I should put that into a comment. I can't put code into a comment.
– Blcknx
Nov 13 at 11:56

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