I tried using Catalyst::Plugin::Static::Simple but I can't seem to figure it out. :/ :(.

What did you try?

Will any monk be kind enough to present me a step-by-step crash course on how to use C::P::S::S? Or a better question is, since I learn faster by examples, can any monk point me to a complete example that uses C::P::S::S? I did google about it, but it still is unclear.

:) All the best code has examples ready to run in MANIFEST, speaking of "best code", "better best" code even has them in examples directory with short/meaningful/clear to understand variable/subnames, and "super best" code even has complete example in SYNOPSIS

So, it seem you should use 

    MyApp->config(
        static => {
##          include_path => [
##              MyApp->config->{root}.'/static',
##          ],
## or
            dirs  => [
##              qr{^static},
                'static',
            ],
        },
    );

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Then you save your files in MyApp->config->{root}.'/static/temp/fileXXX.jpg'

and you generate links /yourapp/static/temp/fileXXX.jpg so C'P'S'S will search MyApp->config->{root}.'/static/ for temp/fileXXX.jpg

All that is left to turn on debug , test it, and tweak ignore*/mime....

In reply to Re: Catalyst Help once again (MANIFEST) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Catalyst Help once again by code-ninja

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