Assets

You can use the assets property in the DROSSE object to tell a path to serve only static contents. Let's check the following example:

{
  "content": {
    "DROSSE": {
      "assets": true
    },
    "imgs": {
      "background_*.jpg": {
        "DROSSE": {
          "assets": "content/images/background_mocked.png"
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

In this example, all calls done to /content will be done statically on the assets/content directory. For example, if you call http://localhost:8000/content/fonts/myfont.woff2, Drosse will look up for a file in [your mocks root]/assets/content/fonts/myfont.woff2 and serve it statically.

The example reveals another feature: you can rewrite the path through the assets property. If you call http://localhost:8000/content/imgs/background_whatever.jpg, Drosse will statically serve the [your mocks root]/assets/content/imgs/background_whatever.jpg file.

Info

You can redefine this assets folder name in your .drosserc.js file (see Configuration).