Is there a way for me to include a static html file using ng build? I would like to place it in a sub folder every time I build
e.g. MySite.com/static/index.html
I know I can do that manually, but would prefer to not do that for every build
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Add the static folder in your project and with index.html in it. Then, just add an entry to the target folder under assets in your .angular-cli.json:
"assets": [
"assets",
"favicon.ico",
"static"
],
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According to the docs, you can do this in .angular-cli.json. Add an entry to the apps assets array, similar to the following:
{ "glob": "index.html", "output": "static" }
This assumes that index.html is in the src folder. You can also include an input property in the object if the source directory is different.
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I came across this via a search for the same issue. The Angular documentation and file structure has changed a bit since previous posts.
Now configure it in angular.json and it is documented here:
https://angular.io/guide/workspace-config#assets-configuration
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NickCoder
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