Providing correct path for React-PDF











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I'm trying to use React-PDF to display a pdf within my component but cannot figure out how to provide it with the correct path for my pdf.
my file is located under ReactApp/public/pdf/myPdf.pdf



this is where I'm putting my path:



<Document
file={filepath}
>
</Document>


So far i tried the following without luck:



pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



./pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



../pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



%PUBLIC_URL%/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



I can, however load the file by using:



localhost:61631/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf










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  • check this comment: github.com/wojtekmaj/react-pdf/issues/… that might help you
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:27












  • according to the comment this should have worked: pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf ?
    – AnKing
    Nov 9 at 16:27










  • have you tried import a PDF file as a module?
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:29










  • I'm getting the following trying to import as module: Module not found: Can't resolve '../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf' in
    – AnKing
    Nov 9 at 16:34










  • are you sure that relative path: ../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf is the right one?
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:39















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I'm trying to use React-PDF to display a pdf within my component but cannot figure out how to provide it with the correct path for my pdf.
my file is located under ReactApp/public/pdf/myPdf.pdf



this is where I'm putting my path:



<Document
file={filepath}
>
</Document>


So far i tried the following without luck:



pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



./pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



../pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



%PUBLIC_URL%/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



I can, however load the file by using:



localhost:61631/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf










share|improve this question






















  • check this comment: github.com/wojtekmaj/react-pdf/issues/… that might help you
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:27












  • according to the comment this should have worked: pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf ?
    – AnKing
    Nov 9 at 16:27










  • have you tried import a PDF file as a module?
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:29










  • I'm getting the following trying to import as module: Module not found: Can't resolve '../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf' in
    – AnKing
    Nov 9 at 16:34










  • are you sure that relative path: ../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf is the right one?
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:39













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I'm trying to use React-PDF to display a pdf within my component but cannot figure out how to provide it with the correct path for my pdf.
my file is located under ReactApp/public/pdf/myPdf.pdf



this is where I'm putting my path:



<Document
file={filepath}
>
</Document>


So far i tried the following without luck:



pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



./pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



../pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



%PUBLIC_URL%/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



I can, however load the file by using:



localhost:61631/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf










share|improve this question













I'm trying to use React-PDF to display a pdf within my component but cannot figure out how to provide it with the correct path for my pdf.
my file is located under ReactApp/public/pdf/myPdf.pdf



this is where I'm putting my path:



<Document
file={filepath}
>
</Document>


So far i tried the following without luck:



pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



./pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



../pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



%PUBLIC_URL%/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf



I can, however load the file by using:



localhost:61631/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf







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  • check this comment: github.com/wojtekmaj/react-pdf/issues/… that might help you
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:27












  • according to the comment this should have worked: pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf ?
    – AnKing
    Nov 9 at 16:27










  • have you tried import a PDF file as a module?
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:29










  • I'm getting the following trying to import as module: Module not found: Can't resolve '../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf' in
    – AnKing
    Nov 9 at 16:34










  • are you sure that relative path: ../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf is the right one?
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:39


















  • check this comment: github.com/wojtekmaj/react-pdf/issues/… that might help you
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:27












  • according to the comment this should have worked: pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf ?
    – AnKing
    Nov 9 at 16:27










  • have you tried import a PDF file as a module?
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:29










  • I'm getting the following trying to import as module: Module not found: Can't resolve '../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf' in
    – AnKing
    Nov 9 at 16:34










  • are you sure that relative path: ../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf is the right one?
    – igorves
    Nov 9 at 16:39
















check this comment: github.com/wojtekmaj/react-pdf/issues/… that might help you
– igorves
Nov 9 at 16:27






check this comment: github.com/wojtekmaj/react-pdf/issues/… that might help you
– igorves
Nov 9 at 16:27














according to the comment this should have worked: pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf ?
– AnKing
Nov 9 at 16:27




according to the comment this should have worked: pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf ?
– AnKing
Nov 9 at 16:27












have you tried import a PDF file as a module?
– igorves
Nov 9 at 16:29




have you tried import a PDF file as a module?
– igorves
Nov 9 at 16:29












I'm getting the following trying to import as module: Module not found: Can't resolve '../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf' in
– AnKing
Nov 9 at 16:34




I'm getting the following trying to import as module: Module not found: Can't resolve '../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf' in
– AnKing
Nov 9 at 16:34












are you sure that relative path: ../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf is the right one?
– igorves
Nov 9 at 16:39




are you sure that relative path: ../public/pdf/GenericCustomerConsentAgreement.pdf is the right one?
– igorves
Nov 9 at 16:39

















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