Add local javascript script to html

Hey, sorry if this is not the right place to ask.

I’m using PuppeteerSharp in an ASP.NET core project to generate reports. I basically generate all the html document using handlebars and then inject the whole html using SetContentAsync.

I have a local javascript library bundle (Chartjs.bundle.min) and I am not able to figure out which path I should use to make chromium see it.

I tried an absolute path, I also tried to put the library file in the same folder as chromium and reference it using ./Chartjs.bundle.js but it doesn’t seem to work.

What is the correct way to handle that.

[kblok]

@psclkhoury you will need to register the js using the file protocol. It must be an absolute path but using that “path style”.

[kblok]

@psclkhoury after some reading I found that’s a security validation in Chrome. You don’t a site try to read a file from your file system.

I like your solution, you could also host that file in some server and access it using a normal url.