how are you using these files?

like normal script src import, or next/script?

these files are used by another library internally (trading view charts library). It basically expects these files to be available under public/static dir but if i look at the page sources, i don't see these files.

However, if i try to import one of these files by next/script, then that specific js file is shown in page sources. So, I suppose nextjs is doing some optimization that optimizes out these files

if i look at the page sources

if you go to the path manually does it exist, as sources only is there if its imported from that path

so it depends on your lib, and if they are being weird

no, path doesn't exist. Library itself is a bit weird as it's just another static js file but it does get imported as i am using next/script to import it

this is the structure:

- public/script
    - charting_library/
        - bunch of JS and CSS files that are not present in page sources in browser
    - datafeeds_library/
        - single JS file that's referencing charting_library from above. It is present in the page sources since I import it with next/script

unless you have to wrap the next config in their function, i see no way that it can be doing this

how do you mean?

like i get it not showing on sources in browser, but if you go to the /script/charting_library/<abc>.js it should work

btw forgot to tell that only Safari reports an error on this. Other browsers work as expected, ie show the page correctly

if its only safari, then its not nextjs... probably just some weird mechanic (i dont think there is anything that nextjs does diferently for UA's)

can you think of any way to hack around this?

what errors are in console and network tab (if safari even has that lol)

the fun thing is that other browsers work as expected but they also have no charting_library in page sources

the error is: "There was an error while loading the library. This usually means that library failed to load its static files"

oh so nothing before that

unfortunately not

is there a way to import all the JS files and CSS files from a public dir inside one of the components?

if you make the <script src="... for all the files, then sure it should import

yeah, i know but there is lots of files

imagine if safari just decided it was too many files and gave up

try using fs readdir to get the contents of the folder on server side (as long as its server comp and not client)

ok i will try to figure something out

thank you