static void Main(string[] args)
{
var app = new App();
// Configure the static URLs
app.AddUrl("/", Pages.Frontpage);
app.AddUrl("/rss-feed.xml", Pages.RssFeed);
app.AddUrl("/archive", Pages.Archive);
// For static pages, you can directly give the path to a template
app.AddUrl(@"/about", "templates/about.html");
// Add a URL pattern with a regular expression for the article pages.
// The expression captures the name of the article so we can access it in Article.View.
app.AddUrlPattern(@"^/article/(?<articleSlug>[\w\-]+)$", Article.View);
// Serve files from the "/static" folder.
// In production use, you should add a rule to your webserver configuration that directly
// serves the static files from this directory, without passing the requests to this app.
app.AddStaticDirectory("static/");
// Set a custom 404 error page
app.NotFoundView = Pages.NotFound;
// Start accepting requests.
// This method never returns!
app.RunTestServer();
}