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put static images in your |
Hello @themre that doesn't resolve my problem, i'm not putting my files (and i dont needed) put on public folder. I can do all my changes on src, and webpack can put them on public folder. So i think that is not a good solution. But i had tried, and when the page had render, the img is not on my src/img directory. And can't understand why... if you need, i can put printscreen of that. Many Thanks Pedro Cruz |
webpack isn't able to analyze this, but the fix should be relatively simple. Change export default [
require('./img/header.jpg'),
require('./img/header1.jpg')
] Change import * as data from "../resources/slider.json"; to import data from '../resources/slider'; |
Your |
Well, i know that's a good solution, but if my app needs json, this bundle can't resolve this? :| i think that is a possible request . EDIT: btw, that solution, the result is this:
and @bondz it's exactly the same. When page rendered's the result is the same. EDIT2: Sorry wrong path. is not on ./src/img/header.jpg , but yes on ../img/header.jpg :) But in any case, i prefer with json. If can anyone resolve that i aprecciate that! |
It cannot be done with json unless if you use the public folder. Sorry! I'll close this as resolved, since you said the |
lol, it's not suposse to use public folder... So, what's the reason to use webpack? |
If you this desperately want to keep json, just do this: import * as data from '../resources/slider.json'
/* This should properly require images with WebPack */
data.forEach((imagePath) => require(imagePath))
/* ... rest of your code */ This is quite crude example, adjust it to your needs, but I hope you've catched the idea. |
thanks for that @ArmorDarks , but cant require the imagePath, can't understand what's the problem... require module not found. |
Hello @Timer and @ArmorDarks , I want webpack to manage my images as I want the service worker to cache them. Thank You |
Hello people,
Well, my problem is about images. imagine the problem, that in my div parent, only have tags img children or 1 or more than 1. And i put that img src's on a array like:
-- slider.json --
And this is my React component:
My problem i think, its for webpack seeing the img src, i cant see the image... How i can resolve this?
Kind Regards,
Pedro Cruz
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