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@laynezh/vite-plugin-lib-assets

A Vite Plugin extracts resource files referenced in library mode instead of embedded them as base64.

Install

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Usage

Example: playground/

Hints

• If build.ssr is set to true, you might want to enable build.ssrEmitAssets, so assets are emitted.

Option

include

A valid picomatch pattern, or array of patterns indicate which files need to be handled by the plugin.

• Type: string | RegExp | (string | RegExp)[] • Default: Same as Vite's default value for assetsInclude, you can find the complete list here. • Example:

exclude

Same as include, but it is used to indicate the files that should to be omitted.

• Type: string | RegExp | (string | RegExp)[] • Default: undefined. • Example:

name

Output name of the resource file, its usage aligns with the name option of the file-loader.

• Type: string • Default: '[contenthash].[ext]' • Example: The complete list can be found at loader-utils#interpolatename

limit

Files larger than the limit will be extracted to the output directory, smaller files will remain embedded in the artifact in base64 format.

• Type: number，unit Byte • Default: undefined，any size of resource files will be extracted • Example:

outputPath

Specify the output path where the extracted files will be placed.

• Type: string | ((url: string, resourcePath: string, resourceQuery: string) => string) • Default: Vite's assetsDir configuration. • Example: • string • function

regExp

Specifies a Regular Expression to extract parts of content(capture groups) from the file path and use [N] as placeholders in the name for replacement. Its usage aligns with the regexp option of the file-loader.

• Type: RegExp • Default: undefined • Example:

publicUrl

Access path prefix for built resource files. *Once provided, it will take effect, even while building the cjs and esm formats.*

• Type: string • Default: '' • Example:

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