Copy-webpack-plugin: How can I use a template to copy files and keep the directory structure

[lewayjack]

I would like to know how to use a template to copy files and keep the file directory structure, thanks.

The desired result

├───directory
│ ├───directoryA
│ │ └───a.js
│ │ └───b.js
│ ├───c.js

to

├───directory
│ ├───directoryA
│ │ └───a.hash.js
│ │ └───b.hash.js
│ ├───c.hash.js

now after use toType:template i got

├───directory
│ └───a.hash.js
│ └───b.hash.js
│ └───c.hash.js

[alexander-akait]

@lewayjack don't use toType:template, just use glob and set fromArgs needed root directory

[lewayjack]

@evilebottnawi Sorry I may not express myself clearly.
i'd like to:

1. Copy files from directory A to directory B
2. Add hash value to file names
3. Keep origin folder structure
   I do not quite understand how fromArgs adds hash value to the file name
   here is my code

      new CopyWebpackPlugin([
        {
          from: path.resolve(__dirname, '../app/web/assets/lib'),
          to: 'lib/[name].[hash].[ext]',
          toType: 'template'
        }
      ])

now all files are in the lib folder, not their own subdirectory

[alexander-akait]

@lewayjack maybe related https://github.com/webpack-contrib/copy-webpack-plugin/issues/112 ?

[ioannisNoukakis]

@lewayjack try lib/[path][name].[hash].[ext]

[lewayjack]

@ioannisNoukakis that works,THX