Absolute path for worker.js

While the pdf viewer works well in local, I have an issue when building my application and serving it over IIS via an Asp.Net application. For some reason it tries to retrieve worker.js as an absolute path (/) while it should be relative : it tries to retrieve http://server-name/hash.worker.js instead of http://server-name/application-name/hash.worker.js

/3bc5b590ef81019703f0.worker.js
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)

Note : when building I get this structure :

wwwroot
| - [hash].worker.js
| - static
    | - js
        | - 0.[hash].js
        | - app.[hash].js
        | - manifest.[hash].js
        | - vendor.[hash].js

It seems like worker.js is almost equivalent to 0.js (almost the same size for the .js, .js.gz and .js.map, just slighly lighter for the 0.js files). But including it won’t change anything, it still doesn’t work.

EDIT : I guess this is a webpack issue, but I don’t understand why it is served under the “publicPath” repository and not the usual directory used by everything else. The actual question is : Why is worker.js generated under the public path rather than the dist path ? And why is it not integrated in the vendor.js bundle ?

[FranckFreiburger]

worker-loader publicPath Type: String Default: null

Overrides the path from which worker scripts are downloaded. If not specified, the same public path used for other webpack assets is used.

// webpack.config.js
{
  loader: 'worker-loader'
  options: { publicPath: '/scripts/workers/' }
}

then try to hack this line: https://github.com/FranckFreiburger/vue-pdf/blob/fb274cbb81956d8c39f6febb67a2c11b72b1324d/src/vuePdfNoSss.vue#L13

[xuqihua]

I fixed it like this import PdfjsWorker from 'pdfjs-dist/build/pdf.worker.js'; webpack.config module : { rules: [ { test: /\.worker\.js$/, use : { loader : 'worker-loader', options: {inline: true, fallback: false} }, } ] }