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support implicit "media/images" for webpack inline_svg_pack_tag #109

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felipefava opened this issue Dec 17, 2019 · 3 comments
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support implicit "media/images" for webpack inline_svg_pack_tag #109

felipefava opened this issue Dec 17, 2019 · 3 comments

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@felipefava
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felipefava commented Dec 17, 2019

Hi! What do you think of support the folders "media/images" as the webpacker helper image_pack_tag does?

In the implementation of webpacker helpers, it has the following code:

def resolve_path_to_image(name)
   path = name.starts_with?("media/images/") ? name : "media/images/#{name}"
   asset_path(current_webpacker_instance.manifest.lookup!(path))
rescue
   asset_path(current_webpacker_instance.manifest.lookup!(name))
end

Maybe we can do something similar with InlineSvg::WebpackAssetFinder like this, or try to use the resolve_path_to_image method of webpacker:

module InlineSvg
  class WebpackAssetFinder
    def self.find_asset(filename)
      ...
    end

    def initialize(filename)
      @filename = filename.starts_with?('media/images/') ? filename : "media/images/#{filename}"
    end

    def pathname
      ...
    end
  end
end
@felipefava felipefava changed the title support implicit "media/images" support implicit "media/images" for webpack inline_svg_pack_tag Dec 17, 2019
@jamesmartin
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jamesmartin commented Dec 18, 2019

@felipefava thanks for opening this issue. ✨

I'm not against the idea of supporting a Webpacker convention if it makes the experience better for users of this library. 👍

If you want to open a PR with your proposed changes that would be great. Otherwise it will probably take me a while to get around to this myself.

@felipefava
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Yeah, I think It's nice for consistency between the helper image_pack_tag and inline_svg_pack_tag.

I mean, if in some part of the code I use image_pack_tag 'my_folder/my_image.png', I would also expect to use inline_svg_pack_tag 'my_folder/my_svg.svg' instead of inline_svg_pack_tag 'media/images/my_folder/my_svg.svg.

These next days I will be really busy, but I would definitely try to open a PR next month. Thanks for the reply.

@jamesmartin
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I mean, if in some part of the code I use image_pack_tag 'my_folder/my_image.png', I would also expect to use inline_svg_pack_tag 'my_folder/my_svg.svg' instead of inline_svg_pack_tag 'media/images/my_folder/my_svg.svg.

Makes sense to me. 👍

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