在likeadmin php版本中 ，在admin文件下 ，使用 npm run duild 指令打包，提示打包成功，想问一下，打包好的文件名叫什么，存在什么位置

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  "response": {
    "title": "Understanding the Output of npm Run Build in a Laravel Project",
    "content": "When you use the npm run build command in a Laravel project with Likeadmin, it typically compiles your front-end assets. The built files are usually stored in a specific directory depending on how your Laravel configuration is set up.\n\nBy default, Laravel uses Laravel Mix to compile and bundle your JavaScript and CSS resources.\n\n### Where Does npm Run Build Put the Files?\n\nWhen you run `npm run build` in an admin folder of your Laravel project, it will place the compiled assets into the public directory by default. This is because Laravel's default configuration expects assets to be served from the root web server directory.\n\nHowever, if you have configured a different path for assets in your Laravel setup (which isn’t typical without specific reasons), please refer to your Laravel configuration files for exact locations where compiled resources will be stored.\n\n### Steps to Understand the Output:\n1. **Navigate to Your Project Directory**: Make sure you are inside the root directory of your Laravel project.\n2. **Run the Build Command**: Execute the command `npm run build` in the terminal within the admin folder.\n3. **Check the Output**: If the build is successful, it will show a confirmation message and any warnings or errors related to the build process.\n4. **Locate Compiled Files**: After successful compilation, check the public directory of your Laravel project. You should see new files generated there that were previously in resources/assets (or whatever path you have configured).\n\n### Conclusion:\nWhen you use `npm run build` in a Laravel project with Likeadmin, it places the compiled assets into the default public directory. If you've customized your asset paths, make sure to check your configuration files for exact locations.\n\nThis setup is standard and well-documented in many Laravel guides, but issues or custom configurations can sometimes lead to misunderstandings about where outputs are stored."
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