string | 'auto'
In production mode, use this option to configure the URL prefix for static assets, such as a CDN URL.
assetPrefix
affects the URLs of most static assets, including JavaScript files, CSS files, images, videos, etc. If an incorrect value is specified, you'll receive 404 errors while loading these resources.
This configuration is only used in production
mode or none
mode. In development
mode, use dev.assetPrefix to configure the URL prefix.
Setting output.assetPrefix
will add the value as a prefix to the URLs of all static assets like JavaScript, CSS, images, etc.
After the build, the URL of the JS bundle in the HTML file will be:
After the build, the URL of the JS bundle in the HTML file will be:
The default value of output.assetPrefix
is the same as server.base.
When server.base
is /foo
, index.html
and static assets can be accessed through http://localhost:3000/foo/
.
It should be noted that when customizing the output.assetPrefix
option, if you want static assets to be accessible normally during Rsbuild preview, output.assetPrefix
should contain the same URL prefix as server.base
. For example:
assetPrefix can be set to the following types of paths:
/assets/
, or CDN paths like https://cdn.example.com/assets/
../assets/
.
It's not recommended to set assetPrefix as a relative path like './assets/'
. This is because when assets are at different path depths, using relative paths may cause assets to load incorrectly.
publicPath
The functionality of output.assetPrefix
is basically the same as the output.publicPath config in Rspack.
Key differences from the native configuration:
output.assetPrefix
only takes effect in production mode.output.assetPrefix
default value is the same as server.base.output.assetPrefix
automatically appends a trailing /
by default.output.assetPrefix
is written to the process.env.ASSET_PREFIX environment variable (can only be accessed in client code).Use the __webpack_public_path__
variable provided by Rspack to dynamically set the URL prefix of static assets in JavaScript code.