thoughtbot/high_voltage

Easily include static pages in your Rails app.

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Updated 39 minutes ago
Type:Library / SDKCategory(s):Backend FrameworksWeb Development
Added to GitGenius on September 21st, 2026
Created on April 21st, 2009
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Number of forks: 148
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Detailed Description

High Voltage is a Rails gem that makes it easy to include static pages in your Rails application.

The gem solves the problem of managing static content within a Rails app without requiring database-backed models or complex routing configuration. It works by providing a simple convention-based approach where static pages are stored as view templates and automatically routed without needing explicit route definitions for each page. This allows developers to add pages like About, Contact, or Terms of Service with minimal boilerplate.

High Voltage suits Rails applications that need to serve static or semi-static content alongside dynamic features. It is particularly useful for projects where you want to avoid the overhead of creating models and controllers for pages that rarely change. The gem is a good fit for teams that prefer Rails conventions and want a lightweight solution that integrates naturally with existing Rails applications.

The project maintains a steady, focused development pattern with regular maintenance and responsiveness to issues. The codebase remains actively supported with attention to compatibility and bug fixes. Development activity shows consistent engagement with the community through issue resolution and incremental improvements to the gem's functionality.