This might be a question due to my lack of understanding or maybe a request for enhancement!
I have a plugin to my main program with injected css, say myPlugin which I dynamically load using the import('./plugins/myPlugins/plugin.js') statement. The plugin contains assets that I am extracting to myPlugin/assets folder and are correctly mapped relative to myPlugin. Now when I load this plugin from main program, it expects the assets in ./assets and not ./plugins/myPlugins/assets. From what I understand this is because css resolve code in the bundle resolves paths relative to src in <script type='module' src='./main.js'> and not relative to the ./plugins/myPlugin./plugin.js.
Is this behaviour by design? Is there a way to modify this behaviour to make css loading relative? (Extracting css does not seem to be sensible here because I have to then have a mechanism to load the css separately, which seems a super weird way of loading a plugin, especially due to the extra burden of tracking multiple entry points per format). Any other suggestions of resolving this conundrum other that literally copying the contents of ./plugins/myPlugin/assets to ./assets?
I'd really appreciate any input (it is literally the last thing I am stuck on for my work)!
This might be a question due to my lack of understanding or maybe a request for enhancement!
I have a plugin to my main program with injected css, say
myPluginwhich I dynamically load using theimport('./plugins/myPlugins/plugin.js')statement. The plugin contains assets that I am extracting tomyPlugin/assetsfolder and are correctly mapped relative tomyPlugin. Now when I load this plugin from main program, it expects the assets in./assetsand not./plugins/myPlugins/assets. From what I understand this is because css resolve code in the bundle resolves paths relative tosrcin<script type='module' src='./main.js'>and not relative to the./plugins/myPlugin./plugin.js.Is this behaviour by design? Is there a way to modify this behaviour to make css loading relative? (Extracting css does not seem to be sensible here because I have to then have a mechanism to load the css separately, which seems a super weird way of loading a plugin, especially due to the extra burden of tracking multiple entry points per format). Any other suggestions of resolving this conundrum other that literally copying the contents of
./plugins/myPlugin/assetsto./assets?I'd really appreciate any input (it is literally the last thing I am stuck on for my work)!