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"Vendor" folder
See original GitHub issueLet’s wait until somebody asks before implementing but… I think a vendor folder that just gets copied into the output could be a useful escape hatch. For example, if you have a global script that isn’t UMD-friendly, you want to have some way of importing it. With a vendor folder, you could just put it there, reference it from index.html, and read from window in your bundle.
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I’ve been using
staticfor some time now, with good understanding from the rest of the team(s) about it containing purely copied, unprocessed assets. It has been a useful crutch for when a resource path is dynamically generated and/or webpack processing is not required/wanted.I love
static, working on a PR now! 🚢