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Asset Bundling ​

In Doppar, managing front-end assets like CSS and JavaScript is straightforward thanks to the enqueue() function. This helper simplifies referencing your static files—such as stylesheets, scripts, or images—by generating the correct path from the public/ directory.

How It Works ​

The enqueue() function looks inside your project’s public/ folder and returns the proper URL for any file you pass to it. This ensures that your assets are correctly linked, even if the project is running in a subdirectory or behind a proxy.

Basic Usage ​

To include a CSS file from the root of the public/ directory:

html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ enqueue('style.css') }}">

This will output something like:

html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://example.com/style.css">

Using Subfolders ​

If your CSS, JS, or other assets are organized inside folders within public/, you can specify the relative path:

html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ enqueue('assets/style.css') }}">

Here, assets is simply a folder inside the public/ directory.

Summery

  • The file path passed to enqueue() is relative to the public/ directory.
  • Do not include the full URL or domain name—enqueue() takes care of that.
  • This method is commonly used in templates for loading CSS and JS efficiently.