Unable to reference file in public directory
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Giant panda posted this in #help-forum
Giant pandaOP
Hey 👋 ,
I'm currently referencing a
However, I realise that when I deploy to vercel, this will not work as my project will be compiled, and thus I have changed this too:
As instructed here:
However, when I attempt to access this page in my deployment, I encounter the following message:
With the following error:
This is despite my project's compiled directory looking like: (see attached image)
Any ideas why I may have this error?
I'm currently referencing a
.mdx file in one of my pages: const mdxText: string = readFileSync('./public/posts/microservice-discord-bots.mdx').toString();However, I realise that when I deploy to vercel, this will not work as my project will be compiled, and thus I have changed this too:
const mdxText: string = readFileSync('/posts/microservice-discord-bots.mdx').toString();As instructed here:
However, when I attempt to access this page in my deployment, I encounter the following message:
Application error: a server-side exception has occurred (see the server logs for more information).
Digest: 4185446599With the following error:
Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/posts/microservice-discord-bots.mdx'
at Object.openSync (node:fs:603:3)
at readFileSync (node:fs:471:35)This is despite my project's compiled directory looking like: (see attached image)
Any ideas why I may have this error?
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Asian black bear
this not going to work. instead you can do this
please, note it that
const fileBuffer = await readFile(__dirname + "/posts" + "/microservice-discord-bots.mdx")
const post = fileBuffer.toString()
console.log(post)please, note it that
__dirname returns the current directory path of script file. So make sure adjust paths with your needs.