Static files
packup provides the special handling of ./static/ directory. packup copies / serves the all files under ./static/ directory as is. You can reference these files from your main scripts, markups, or stylesheets.
For example, if you have static directory like the below.
$ tree static
static
├── foo.png
├── bar.svg
└── styles.css
And when you hit the command packup serve <html>, these are served as.
http://localhost:1234/foo.png
http://localhost:1234/bar.svg
http://localhost:1234/styles.css
And when you hit the command packup build <html>, these are copied to dist.
$ tree dist
dist
├── foo.png
├── bar.svg
└── styles.css
Change the static file path
You can configure the static file path by passing --static-dir option to the command
packup serve --static-dir ./public/ index.html
packup build --static-dir ./public/ index.html
Above commands use ./public/ directory as static directory.