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OdeToCode avatar OdeToCode commented on June 28, 2024 2

I have experience with large projects in production using feature folders. We have two types of static content:

  1. Images, scripts, and stylesheets that are common to several feature areas of the application. These live in folders underneath a directory like wwwroot that only exists for static content.

  2. Scripts and stylesheets that are specific to a feature. We use webpack during the build to collect all these assets (transpile and bundle) and place them into a static only content directory like wwwroot.

So in the end, static content might live in feature folders, but never served from those folders.

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OdeToCode avatar OdeToCode commented on June 28, 2024

The problem with serving content from feature folders and other areas of the project is that you'd need to put safeguards in place to make sure you don't send your source code and configuration files back to the client.

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valeriob avatar valeriob commented on June 28, 2024

Yes i agree.
Do you have any experience on reasonable size production project with feature folders ? I mean the need of static files comes out quite fast on a common application, how did you combine static files serving and features folders ?

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valeriob avatar valeriob commented on June 28, 2024

Thank you 😄

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