Quick Fix: In Vue 3, to dynamically import components, you need to use defineAsyncComponent(() => import('./component.vue')). The old syntax import('./component.vue') from Vue 2 is no longer supported.
The Problem:
You are working on a Vue 3 application built with Vite. You want to specify the base URL from which Vite should load files. The server root path is /app/, but Vite is assuming it’s in the root path, resulting in incorrect lazy-loaded Vue view loading. How can you configure Vite to use the correct base URL?
The Solutions:
Solution 1: Use DefineAsyncComponent
The issue mentioned in the problem statement is related to Vue 3 and dynamic imports. To resolve it, instead of using a direct import statement for lazy-loading Vue views, you need to use the defineAsyncComponent function provided by Vue 3. Here’s how you can modify your code:
import { defineAsyncComponent } from 'vue';
public glyph = () => defineAsyncComponent(() => import('./GlyphCard.vue'));
Q&A
How can I tell Vite where to load my files from?
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Edit the resolve.alias in your Vite config file.
Did not relate to Vite?
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The specific issue was related to dynamic imports in Vue 3.
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