fix(deploy): configure base path and assets for subdirectory deployment#3
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🎯 Purpose
Fixes the white screen issue and broken images when deploying the application to GitHub Pages in a subdirectory (
/test-abb/).🛠️ Changes
1. Routing Configuration
baseto/test-abb/in vite.config.ts to ensure assets are served from the correct relative path.basename="/test-abb"toBrowserRouterin main.tsx so client-side routing respects the subdirectory.2. Asset Management
public/tosrc/assets/.Banner,Cart,HeroSection) to import images directly. This allows Vite to process them and generate correct hashed URLs during build, resolving the 404 errors on production.✅ Verification
yarn build+yarn preview, confirming that the application loads correctly athttp://localhost:xxxx/test-abb/and images are visible.