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Is there a way to import json as a static file?
See original GitHub issueI’m using a few libraries that want to load json from a path. Is there a way to serve static files (similar to what the copy-webpack-plugin does)?
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@devongovett For example, I want to lazy load some (or a lot) json data.
Just wanted to add my use case: loading Geojson files (that is, spatial data containing location information). It doesn’t make any sense to me to bundle that data. It would make the bundle enormous, and presumably all the loading would have to happen before the site displayed. (In my case I’m using
mapbox-gl-js, which means I could pass the loaded geojson object, instead of a URL…but I’d prefer not to.)Really surprised there isn’t a simple solution like, “anything in /static doesn’t get bundled” and can be loaded using XHR.