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- blockAndFlushBruteForce runs FlushBruteForce .
- Start nbOfSalves
- StructEqual returns true if two struct fields are equal .
- CopyBufferN copies a buffer from src to dst .
- TTCserver starts a TCP server
- RestoreAsset restores an asset to a given directory
- blockAndFlush runs in a goroutine .
- printStr prints the string
- AssetDir returns the asset directory of the given name .
- merge merges the number of channels into a single channel
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I am embedding a react project inside my django app. I am serving the index.html file created by npm run build
from django as opposed to just using django as a third party api. I like this approach as it leverages django user authentication/ csrf tokens/ etc.
After npm run build
I am extracting the head and the scripts on index.html and putting them in my base.html
of django, this way, the react scripts will be available wherever I need them and I can use my django templates for my navbar, footer etc.
The problem I am having is I have to copy and paste the headers and scripts on every build, so my question is if there is a way to make npm run build
build the files with the same name every time, or perhaps another solution, so when I rebuild the react project I don't have to recopy and paste to base.html
?
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...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 18:33Well, so what is needed in this case is a post build script that allows you to edit the file called base.html
to have the right names and scripts produced by the build. I will describe here some conceptual steps on how to achieve this result.
Step n. 1: Change the package.json
file to allow the execution of a script after the build
In this case I am using a JavaScript script file that will be run using nodejs, but you can use also other languages or shell scripts
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