css-url-loader
Webpack loader to transform URLs to other URLs in CSS.
Description
Transform URLs to other URLs in the url()
s in your CSS. You can change relative urls to absolute urls, or you can change old urls to new urls that you want.
Install
npm install --save-dev css-url-loader
Or
yarn add --dev css-url-loader
Usage
When you want to trasform url(/assets/...)
to url(https://domain/assets/...)
, the webpack.config.js
is below
moduleexports = module: rules: test: /\.css$/ use: 'css-loader' loader: 'css-url-loader' options: from: '/assets/' to: 'https://domain/assets/'
When you want to trasform url(/assets/...)
to url(/dir/assets/...)
, the webpack.config.js
is below
moduleexports = module: rules: test: /\.css$/ use: 'css-loader' loader: 'css-url-loader' options: from: '/assets/' to: '/dir/assets/'
When you want to trasform urls when only development env, the webpack.config.js
is below
moduleexports = module: rules: test: /\.css$/ use: 'css-loader' loader: 'css-url-loader' options: from: '/assets/' to: '/tmp/assets/' env: 'development'
When you want to trasform urls when only development mode, the webpack.config.js
is below
moduleexports = module: rules: test: /\.css$/ use: 'css-loader' loader: 'css-url-loader' options: from: '/assets/' to: '/tmp/assets/' mode: 'development'
Options
Option | Description | Required |
---|---|---|
from | original url in url() | Yes |
to | transformed url | Yes |
env | process when env is equal to process.env.NODE_ENV . Default is 'production'. |
No |
mode | process when mode is equal to process.env.WEBPACK_MODE . Default is 'production'. |
No |