npm install @rushstack/hashed-folder-copy-plugin --save-dev
This webpack plugin provides a simple method for copying a folder to the build output and including a hash in the folder's name, accessible to the bundle's runtime.
In your Webpack config, include the plugin in your plugins array:
import { HashedFolderCopyPlugin } from '@rushstack/hashed-folder-copy-plugin';
{
plugins: [
new HashedFolderCopyPlugin()
]
}and call the requireFolder function in your webpack bundle:
const folderUrl = requireFolder({
outputFolder: 'my-folder-name_[hash]',
sources: [
{
globsBase: '../assets/',
globs: ['**/*.png']
}
]
})TypeScript typings are provided for the requireFolder function:
import type { IRequireFolderOptions } from '@rushstack/hashed-folder-copy-plugin';
declare function requireFolder(options: IRequireFolderOptions): string;
const folderUrl: string = requireFolder({
outputFolder: 'my-folder-name_[hash]',
sources: [
{
globsBase: '../assets/',
globPatterns: ['**/*.png']
}
]
})The requireFolder takes an options object with two properties:
This is the name of the folder to be created in the webpack output folder. Its
name supports a [hash] token, which will be replaced with a stable hash of the assets
that are copied to the folder. Note that the [hash] token is not required.
This is an array of glob base paths and glob patterns that will be copied to the
output folder. Each entry in this array takes a globsBase property, which is the
base path to the folder to be copied, and a globPatterns property, which is an array of
glob patterns to be evaluated under the globsBase folder. The path in globsBase
supports standard Node resolution.
See the example project.
To get the requireFolder function type to work in TypeScript, include a reference to
"@rushstack/hashed-folder-copy-plugin/ambientTypes" in your tsconfig.json file's
compilerOptions.types property. For example:
{
"compilerOptions": {
"types": [
"webpack-env",
"@rushstack/hashed-folder-copy-plugin/ambientTypes" // This value, specifically
]
}
}