Hi Ali,
You can download Swagger UI code.
Update the path of your yaml file in index.html.
Thanks & Regards,
Ramya
On Tue, Feb 6, 2018 at 4:56 AM, Al Izi <capitan.vrun...@gmail.com> wrote:
> We've got some json REST API implemented with *go-swagger*. Now we would
> like to add some simple web UI (several static html, js and css files)
> hosted by the same http server. The implementation is fairly simple.
>
> Swagger YAML:
> /ui/html/{path}:
> get:
> ...
> produces:
> - text/html
>
>
> /ui/js/{path}:
> get:
> ...
> produces:
> - application/javascript
>
>
> /ui/css/{path}:
> get:
> ...
> produces:
> - text/css
>
> and GO handler:
>
> api.GetHTML = operations.GetHTMLFunc(
> func(params operations.GetHTMLParams) middleware.Responder {
> bytes, _ := ioutil.ReadFile(params.Path)
> return operations.NewGetHTMLOK().WithPayload(string(bytes))
> })
> ... the same for JS and CSS ...
>
>
> Unfortunately this looks ugly as hell. Each content type needs its own
> path on the server. Is there a better way? Would it be possible to modify
> reply content type by the header?
>
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