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I’m working on a project in Laravel 12 using Vite, and I have a directory like resources/css/partials/ that contains several separate CSS files. Right now, Vite only compiles the files that I explicitly import. I would like Vite to automatically include and compile all CSS files inside that folder without manually adding each one.

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  • Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Commented Nov 16 at 6:19
  • Solution 1: Use a glob import in your main CSS file (recommended) Commented Nov 16 at 7:21
  • Solution 2: Use Vite glob import inside your JS entry Commented Nov 16 at 7:21
  • Solution 3: Use @import with subfolders (recursive) Commented Nov 16 at 7:22
  • The glob import order is not guaranteed. If you need specific ordering (e.g., variables → utilities → components), consider prefixing filenames: Commented Nov 16 at 7:22
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