See the demo repo on why it is needed : https://github.com/bug-reproduction/svelte-kit-static-ipfs/tree/fixes#fixes
Adapter for Svelte apps that prerenders your entire site as a collection of static files with support for IPFS.
This is based on adapter-static but add a post-processing step that do the following :
It replace every absolute path to relative one based on the index.html position in the file system
Here are the values it prepend
- for the root index.html, the value would be
.
- for the blog/index.html, the value would be
..
- for the blog/1/index.html, the value would be
../..
this is done via ipfs_fixes/relativize_pages.cjs
We also need to also relativize call to server function, this is done by ipfs_fixes/relativize_js.cjs but is not full proof as some fetch
call are renamed.
Svelte kit need to ensure the base (from $app/paths
) is prepended for every server route fetch
At runtime (after hydration), we are in a different context though and we want the base path (from $app/paths
) to be absolute so it works past navigation.
This applies to both base
and assets
. The way to achieve that is to simply set them at runtime, (the most early possible)
For that we use the following: window.BASE = location.pathname.split('/').slice(0, -"${RELBASE}".split('..').length).join('/');
This is done via ipfs_fixes/inject_base.cjs
This also inject the assets value via
start({
assets: window.BASE,
env: {},
...
});
We also then need to make use of window.BASE in the runtime for the base, which is hardocded in chunks/paths-....js or sometime chunks/singletons-....js
this is done via ipfs_fixes/inject_base_in_paths_file.cjs and ipfs_fixes/inject_base_in_singletons_file.cjs
now it would be great if we could still reference page link using absolute links like href="/about/"
but if we have to do the following instead, that is ok : href={`${base}/about/`}
Unfortunately the latter is not sufficient as vite/sveltekit will hardcode the result at build time to /about/
because it detect that base
is a constant.
To avoid that best is to use a function that trick the compiler that it might not always be the same and so we can get aroudn with
<a href={`pathname(/about/)`}>About></a>