Javascript in Docker

[rossvento]

Hi all,
I'm currently attempting to deploy a Dockerized application that integrates a custom JavaScript file. As a reference, I'm using the example located in 09_advanced/custom_js, but the custom JavaScript scripts are not executing as expected. The Docker container logs are returning the following errors:

JS Error => error: Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<'

For the Docker setup, I'm following the configuration provided in deploy/docker.

Are there any specific configurations or additional steps required to ensure that custom JavaScript files are properly loaded and executed within the Docker environment?

Thank you in advance for your support.

[jourdain]

If your add-on JavaScript is handled in a proper "module" you can list that module in the yaml file with the www_modules key.

If not, you would need to copy what you are serving into the /deploy/server/www/** so apache can serve it for you.

HTH

[rossvento]

Hi Jourdain, thanks for your response.
I'm still unable to get it working.
I've placed the my_utils.js file under /deploy/server/www/, but I'm unclear on how the module should be initialized. Even when specifying the correct path in the load_my_js function, there’s no observable effect.

Alternatively, could you direct me to any documentation or examples detailing how to correctly structure and register a module for inclusion in the www_module list?

Thank you for your support

[jourdain]

here you are inlining your module saying that your js file should be under /deploy/server/www/my_code/ not /deploy/server/www/.

If you don't want to inline it, you can do it like here and enable it like here.

So if you wanted to add that specific module in the www_modules list you will write something like

www_modules:
  - trame_vuetify.module.vue3

HTH

[rossvento]

Oh, finally! It's working now.
Thanks so much for your amazing support.

[MattTheCuber]

Just a note, it should be the www_modules key under the app key, not www_module (this took me way to long to find XD).

[rossvento]

Thanks for the clarification, Matt.
I managed to fix it by adding the .js file as shown in the image