Config Jets Deploy Assets
Reference
The table below covers each setting. Each option is configured with config.OPTION. The config. portion is not shown for conciseness. IE: logger.level vs config.logger.level.
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| assets.build.detect_local | true | If public/assets/manifest-*.js is detected in the source code, Jets assumes you have locally precompiled assets and the remote runner will not attempt to compile assets in the remote runner docker build process. |
| assets.build.enable | “conditional” | When Rails, it’s set to true. For other frameworks like sinatra, it’s set to false. |
| assets.build.nodejs.enable | auto | The auto value means that it will be auto-detected. When a package.json is detected in the source code, it’ll assume you’ll need nodejs and yarn installed. |
| assets.build.nodejs.version | 20.12.1 | The nodejs version to use. We try to default to the latest LTS node. |
| assets.build.nodejs.deployment_stage | true | When is nodejs.enable, it will install for both build and deployment stages for the multi-stage docker build process. You can use this to disable it for the deployment phase. This means the Docker image you’re running won’t have access to the nodejs runtime. It’s only use to build artifacts. |
| assets.build.precompile_command | “conditional” | When Rails, the default command is a jets precompile_assets.sh, which calls rails assets:precompile if it’s available. Otherwise, it is nil. |
| assets.upload.cache_control | nil | The cache control header to use for assets uploaded to s3. Example: public, max-age=3600. |
| assets.upload.enable | true | Upload the assets from assets.upload.folders, IE: public, to s3. |
| assets.upload.folders | [“public”] | Folders to upload to s3. |
| assets.upload.max_age | 3600 | The max age in seconds for the cache control header. This is a shorter way to set the cache_control. IE: 3600 => public, max-age=3600 |