Publishing Reusable Components with Vite Library Mode
Vite Library Mode switches your build from an app bundle to a distributable package. Learn how to configure build.lib, manage peer dependencies, and verify the output.
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Vite Library Mode switches your build from an app bundle to a distributable package. Learn how to configure build.lib, manage peer dependencies, and verify the output.
Learn how Vite exposes only VITE_ prefixed environment variables to client code via import.meta.env, with a worked example, limits, and common pitfalls.
Default parameters cover most Less mixin needs; guards earn their keep for type checks and feature flags. A comparison table, a button example, and how to verify the compiled CSS.
Asset Resolution Divergence Vite's development server handles asset resolution from memory using root-relative paths. However, the production build process uses Rollup to rewrite asset URLs based on the base configuration in vite.config.js . This creates a discrepancy when an application is hosted under a subpath (e.g., /my-app/ ) or a CDN prefix rather than
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