I'm having problems referencing static assets, I'm using the dev branch.
Webpack says:
webpack output is served from /
Content not from webpack is served from /Users/oriol/project/dist/static
Therefore, I placed an .svg file accordingly:
dist/
\- static/
\- assets/
\- file.svg
In my .vue component, the file is referenced as:
``` pug syntax
object(type="image/svg+xml" data="./assets/file.svg")
During development, the file displays properly. However, once I build (`npm run build:darwin`), it is not displayed.
I don't think this is a bug but a question, since most probably I'm doing something wrong. I read the [docs](https://simulatedgreg.gitbooks.io/electron-vue/content/en/renderer-process.html#using-static-assets) on this topic but I can't get it clear.
If I use the root of `dist`:
``` pug syntax
object(type="image/svg+xml" data="./static/assets/file.svg")
It doesn't work in development, neither in production.
What I'm doing wrong Greg? Thank you!
Note: first I tried to place it inside src/renderer/... as in the sample Landing page, but didn't show up in development neither.
Clean install using the dev branch using the directory structure and code described above.
@Oriol-GG
This is actually a bug that I never seemed to have noticed. Added in the copy-webpack-plugin to handle this. There will be a new static folder in the project root (similar to how vuejs-templates/webpack handles this). The fix is currently in the dev branch and will be published in the next milestone, #171 for more info.
Example
static/
- my-image.jpg
SomeComponent.vue
<img src="static/my-image.jpg">
Thank you @SimulatedGREG!
I just made a new project from dev to test it out.
In the landing page component, I changed the img element, to be in the statics folder instead following your example. And I also added an svg file:
<img src="static/logo.png" alt="electron-vue">
<object type="image/svg+xml" data="static/my-vector.svg"></object>
And then place them in static:
static/
- logo.png
- my-vector.svg
Results:
🔴 Development: neither of both files appear. Error says it cannot GET the files.
✅ Build: both assets are properly included in the production app.
Conclusion: the fix works for production, but seems to be some issue related to webpack in development.
^ Edit: I found the issue, CopyWebpackPlugin was referenced only in Production config. I fixed it in PR here: #211
Thanks for your help!
I may be doing something wrong, but when I npm run build my static files don't seem to get included with my app.
Any ideas?
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I may be doing something wrong, but when I
npm run buildmy static files don't seem to get included with my app.Any ideas?