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| // not the most elgant way but it works | |
| // in the console post the function below and call changeSwagger("http","localhost:5050","/my_path/) | |
| function changeSwagger (scheme,host,path) { | |
| var newspec = ui.spec().toJSON().resolved | |
| newspec.scheme = [scheme] || newspec.scheme | |
| newspec.host = host || newspec.host | |
| newspec.basePath = path || newspec.basePath | |
| ui.getStore().dispatch({type:'set_scheme',payload: {scheme: newspec.scheme[0]}}) | |
| ui.getStore().dispatch({type:'spec_update_resolved',payload:newspec}) | |
| } |
Thank you very much for the effort. It seems to not work with comments in the json spec (lines leading with"#"). I get the following error:
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token # in JSON at position 0 at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
I suppose that many swagger specs will have comments right at the start like in my case. Any ideas how to deal with that? I'm not that fit with Javascript unfortunately.
Also, is there a hook the changeSwagger function can be called at so that after swagger ui loaded completely the function is called automatically. I fiddled a bit but could not find anything promising.
regarding the hook, i made this where you just can change the host in the url and it works. you can check the source to see the inelegant hook.
I updated the gist, it now should handle the comments you referred to !
Thankyou for this... It was almost exactly what I needed. I modified it a little so that Microservices or similar that host the UI themselves can automatically correct the Scheme, host, port to reflect where they are currently being accessed from, without the application/spec needing to know.
It just polls until it finds the spec loaded and uses the URL the browser has loaded to reset the spec.
https://gist.github.com/cdjones32/251afd18b869578f9ea6dcaeb6526ff0
It does not seem to work for openapi 3, is there any way to do it?
Thanks!