Many times after npm run build
, the relative directory of the js file and css file automatically inserted by webpack in the index.html
file is always wrong. , after publishing to the server, nginx cannot find the file.
vue-cli@3
In vue-cli@3 you need to insert all the files into index.html
for your webpack Add a baseurl
. You need to create a new one in the root directory of the project vue.config.js
, add the following content:
... module.exports = { baseurl: isprod ? '/basexxx/' : '/', .... }
What you need to pay attention to here is the dev environment No need to add baseurl
.
vue-cli@2
For projects generated by non-vue-cli@3, if you don’t care about how webpack is implemented, you only need to find config/index.js
, just modify assetspublicpath
in build
.
In order to verify whether it is feasible, you can build it locally, and then check whether the path of the js css file referenced in dist/index.html
carries the assetspublicpath you just set
That’s it.
For students who are concerned about why this setting is enough, continue to look at the build/webpack.base.conf.js
file,
In non-production
mode, it is set in config/index.js
, where the publicpath
defaults to
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