Nginx static_concat module 
An Nginx module to concatenate static files together

WARNING:
This code WILL eat your cat, crash your server and send your bank details to random Nigerian email addresses. Run at your own risk.
It is also potentially VERY UNSECURE at this point in time. Do not use it on any system exposed to the intertrons unless you like getting your server haX0red by russian zombie bikers.

Compiling into Nginx:
./configure --add-module=/path/to/nginx-static-concat-module

Configuration:
In your nginx.conf:

  location / {
    static_concat on;
  }

Example:
Let's say you have /bacon & /chocolate already, now if somebody requests /bacon+chocolate, they will be concatenated together (in that order) and written to disk as bacon+chocolate, so that the next time /bacon+chocolate is requested, it will be served up piping hot form the filesystem. Hooray!


TODO:
 - Test the living daylights out of it for security holes.
 - Configuration variable for log path
 - Support for extensions other than .js
 - The ability to turn it off (why you would want to is anyones guess).
 - All sorts of other crap. Look through the source if you're interested.