I have a Django project, and I've successfully installed and run Webback with the purpose of minifying frontend files (CSS, JS, HTML) using npm (and creating config.js
) - I want to make Docker do this job automatically from the production server side.
I tried to do it from the backend through Django settings (STATIC_FILE
), but failed.
var config = {
module: {},
};
var src = '/xx/xx/xx/xx/xx/xx/';
var File1JS = Object.assign({}, config, {
entry: src + 'static/assets/js/file1.js', /// Source File
output:{
filename:'file1.js',
path: src + 'static/assets/js' /// Ourput File (Minified File)
}
});
var File2JS = Object.assign({}, config,{
entry: src + 'static/assets/js/file2.js',
output:{
filename:'file2.js',
path: src + 'static/assets/js'
}
});
module.exports = {
File1JS, File2JS
};
Any advice or help?
Running webpack at your production server sounds like not the best idea. The most straightforward approach is to build your frontend code during continuous integration (CI) & just put the output files where ever you need them.
Having webpack on your production server would be a necessity if your application accepts js uploads from users & then run it on the server. This setup would have so many security concerns - for attacks to your server, to abusing your resources.