This works fine when i manually request the file using require
, however the moment i use the exact same request, but change the string so that it's split up with variables it fails.
This works great:
module.exports = (function() {
var $svg = require('svg-inline!../../assets/svgs/global/connected.svg');
console.log($svg);
}());
However if I was to do this:
module.exports = (function() {
var $path = '../../assets/svgs/global/';
var $svg = require('svg-inline!'+$path+'connected.svg');
console.log($svg);
}());
It fails and says inside the console:
Uncaught Error: Cannot find module "."
I guess my question is why can't you concatenate strings like i have here?
I think you have to look into webpack context . Basically when you try to require something that contains an expression, webpack will create a context. That expression will be treated as a regular expression and it doesn't work as you may expect.
Try:
require(`svg-inline!${$path}connected.svg`)
and if you need more variable in your dynamic path try split require:
function getIcon(name) { const [category, filename] = name.split(":"); if (filename) { return require(`one_directory/icons/${category}/${filename}.svg`); } else { return require(`two_directory/icons/${name}.svg`); } }
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