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Commonly, the generated result would looks like this:


/dist
-- /_nuxt
---- /static
------ ...(JS files)

-- /page1
---- index.html
-- /page2
---- index.html

Depending on my task, I want to design a config.js for people who doesn't familiar with coding, so I want to use nuxtjs generate ssg build files like this dir structure:

/dist
-- /page1
---- index.html
---- config.js

-- /page2
---- index.html
---- config.js

or likes this:

/dist
-- /page1
---- index.html (js in the html)

-- /page2
---- index.html (js in the html)

Is this possible to do this?

Yang Lin
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    That's not an easy task! To be honest I'm not even sure you can customize the nuxt build that much. You wanna take a look at building a [nuxt module](https://nuxtjs.org/docs/configuration-glossary/configuration-build#extend), tweaking the webpack configuration I guess. My advise would be to contact the nuxt team directly on the [nuxtjs discord](https://discord.com/invite/ps2h6QT). – Kapcash Mar 23 '22 at 08:09
  • Thanks for your reply, I agree with you, I would ask nuxt team, thanks! – Yang Lin Mar 24 '22 at 07:26

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