Can you provide an example of using the `swaggerUiBundleBasePath` property?

[jelche]

I need to be able to use the Swagger-UI and validation on a closed network and as such need to provide the static files. However when I follow what is in the READMe I get 404 responses. Here is how I've implemented the option:

const swaggerUiAssetPath = require("swagger-ui-dist").getAbsoluteFSPath();

const oasMw = await oas({
  file: `${__dirname}/../openapi.yaml`,
  swaggerUiBundleBasePath: swaggerUIAssetPath,
  endpoint: '/openapi.json',
  uiEndpoint: '/'
});

Is this the expected usage?

The only way I can seem to get it to work otherwise is to serve up the static files:

const serve = require('koa-static')
const swaggerUIAssetsPath = './node_modules/swagger-ui-dist'

app.use(serve(swaggerUIAssetsPath))

const oasMw = await oas({
  file: `${__dirname}/../openapi.yaml`,
  swaggerUiBundleBasePath: require(swaggerUIAssetsPath),
  endpoint: '/openapi.json',
  uiEndpoint: '/'
});

[ToucanBran]

I'm having the same issue, hopefully this will get answered at some point...

[FelipeMartinez10]

Any solution for this?

[supertong]

Hey folks, sorry for the late reply.
The workaround solution provided by @jelche is correct. If you check into how is it being used in the code, it's simply assigning that value to the href which would require to be an endpoint that can be served from the backend.

  <meta charset="UTF-8">
  <base href="${cfg.swaggerUiBundleBasePath}">
  <title>${cfg.title || 'Swagger UI'}</title>

let me know your ideas.