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@static

Configure the static asset S3 bucket deployed by Architect.

Note: @static is implied if @http is defined.

Syntax

All parameters are optional.

  • compression - boolean or string (defaults to false)
    • Enable static asset compression; true or br compresses with brotli, or gzip compresses with gzip
  • fingerprint - boolean (defaults to false)
    • Enable long-lived caching headers by static asset file fingerprinting
  • folder - string (defaults to ./public)
    • Designate the local folder to upload static assets from.
  • ignore - list
    • Define which assets in the static folder should be ignored during upload
  • prefix - string
    • Set a top-level directory in the S3 bucket where files will be deployed
  • prune - boolean (defaults to false)
    • Automatically remove assets from S3 bucket not found in the static folder
  • spa - boolean (defaults to false)
    • Enable "Single Page App" delivery: all page requests route to the root.

πŸ“œ The Frontend Static assets guide has more information on how to use static assets in your Architect project.

Example

This app.arc file uses all @static options:

arc
@apptest-app@staticfingerprinttruefolder./distignore
.tar.gztmpuserprunetrueprefixassetsspatrue
json
{
 "app": "test-app",
 "static": {
 "fingerprint": true,
 "folder": "./dist",
 "ignore": [
 ".tar.gz",
 "tmp",
 "user"
 ],
 "prune": true,
 "prefix": "assets",
 "spa": true,
 }
}
yaml
---
app: testapp
static:
 fingerprint: true
 folder: ./dist
 ignore:
 - ".tar.gz"
 - "tmp"
 - "user"
 prune: true
 prefix: assets
 spa: true
↑ @static

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