Method get_asset_url

dash/dash.py:1800–1828

Return the URL for the provided `path` in the assets directory. If `assets_external_path` is set, `get_asset_url` returns `assets_external_path` + `assets_url_path` + `path`, where `path` is the path passed to `get_asset_url`. Otherwise, `get_asset_url` ret

(self, path: str)

        ]

    def get_asset_url(self, path: str) -> str:
        """
        Return the URL for the provided `path` in the assets directory.

        If `assets_external_path` is set, `get_asset_url` returns
        `assets_external_path` + `assets_url_path` + `path`, where
        `path` is the path passed to `get_asset_url`.

        Otherwise, `get_asset_url` returns
        `requests_pathname_prefix` + `assets_url_path` + `path`, where
        `path` is the path passed to `get_asset_url`.

        Use `get_asset_url` in an app to access assets at the correct location
        in different environments. In a deployed app on Dash Enterprise,
        `requests_pathname_prefix` is the app name. For an app called "my-app",
        `app.get_asset_url("image.png")` would return:

        ```
        /my-app/assets/image.png
        ```

        While the same app running locally, without
        `requests_pathname_prefix` set, would return:

        ```
        /assets/image.png
        ```
        """
        return _get_paths.app_get_asset_url(self.config, path)

    def get_relative_path(self, path):
        """