arcgis-copy-assets

Copies assets from @arcgis/core to the public folder

Install

yarn add arcgis-copy-assets

or

npm install -s arcgis-copy-assets

Use (example)

// package.json

"scripts": {
  "copy:assets": "arcgis-copy-assets -v -C --p pnpm -c arcgis.config.json",
}

// in your app component
import esriConfig from '@arcgis/core/config';
import { setAssetPath } from '@esri/calcite-components/dist/components';

esriConfig.assetsPath = './arcgis';
setAssetPath('./calcite');

// .gitignore

# arcgis assets
/public/arcgis
/public/calcite

Options (Supersede configurations)

-v | --verbose          Enable verbose logging
-C | --calcite          Includes calcite assets in output
-p | --package-manager  Denotes which package manager is being used (options: npm | pnpm)
-c | --config           Relative path to configuration file

Config (JSON)

// arcgis.config.json

{
  "calcite": true,
  "packageManager": "pnpm",
  "publicDirectory": "./public",
  "packageJsonPath": "./package.json",
  "cacheDirectory": "../../.yarn/cache"
}

Config (JavaScript)

// arcgis.config.{js|mjs}

const config = {
  calcite: true,
  packageManager: 'pnpm',
  publicDirectory: './public',
  packageJsonPath: './package.json',
  cacheDirectory: '../../.yarn/cache',
};

export default config;