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Changing your application build root
If you don’t like the location sc-build puts your application files ( ‘/static’, by default), you can edit the sc-config.rb file in the root directory of your workspace and change the c[:resources_at] setting to whatever you like. For example, if you wanted to place your built app at “http://yourserver.com/foo/bar/my_sc_app”, you’d change the setting to:
To make the resources relative, do:
c[:resources_relative] = ‘true’Related
- About the SproutCore Build Tools – Explanation of how the SproutCore Build Tools work.
References
Comments
- A SproutCore glossary would be nice. First on the list, clear definitions of “workspace” and “application” in a SproutCore context. [UPDATE: a glossary has been added to the Wiki here.]






