The first method (suitable for processing resource files for single links)
import homeIcon from '@/assets/images/home/home_icon.png' <img :src="homeIcon" />
The second method----- The picture is in the src directory
Reference address for static resource introduction of vite official website
new URL() +
const getAssetsFile = (url) => { return new URL(`../assets/images/${url}`, ).href }
Note: The path can only be obtained through …/…/, this method, and cannot be obtained through @/assets
The third method---- The picture is in the public directory
/** * @description: Dynamically load pictures (note: put the pictures in the public directory) * @param {*} imgUrl The address of the image in the public directory: eg: /public/imgs/, then imgUrl is ./imgs/ * @return {*} Return the absolute path to the image */ const loadPicture = (imgUrl) => { let pathnameArr = ("/"); let realPathArr = [] (item =>{ if( item && (-5) !== '.html'){ (item) } }) let realPath = + "/" if( > 0){ realPath = realPath + ('/') + "/" } return new URL(imgUrl, realPath).href; }
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