System\Classes\Vite

Overview

Vite renders the tags for Vite entry points built inside a directory on disk, such as a theme or a plugin. Laravel's Vite reads the manifest and hot file from public_path(), which only holds them when the directory is mirrored into the public folder, so it fails for a project that commits a public folder and runs from the project root.

(new Vite)
    ->useBasePath(themes_path('demo'))
    ->useBuildDirectory('assets/dist')
    ->createAssetPathsUsing(fn ($path) => url('themes/demo/'.$path))
    ->withEntryPoints(['assets/css/theme.css', 'assets/js/app.js'])
    ->toHtml();

Without a base path it behaves like Laravel's Vite.

Extends

• Illuminate\Foundation\Vite

Implements

• Illuminate\Contracts\Support\Htmlable

Protected Properties

protected string|null $basePath

basePath is the directory the build directory and hot file are in

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Public Methods

public hotFile()

public hotFile(): string 

hotFile returns the path to the hot file, which the dev server writes to the base path.

public useBasePath()

public useBasePath($path): static 

useBasePath sets the directory the build directory and hot file are relative to.

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Protected Methods

protected manifestPath()

protected manifestPath($buildDirectory): string 

manifestPath returns the path to the manifest file in the build directory.

protected publicPath()

protected publicPath($path): string 

publicPath returns the path to a built file, used to read its content.

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