load spec file via Docker volume

[steevehook]

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Reason/Context

I want to be able to spin up a docker container that has the asyncapi.yaml file either passed as a bind mount or env variable, to be able to load that as soon as the container starts, instead of doing that step manually

Description

As a user of this Docker image I wanna be able to reference a Docker volume or env variable and automatically load the configuration on container start. If this is already present, at least document this feature, I had to clone the project, look it all up and still could not find a proper solution for this

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[magicmatatjahu]

@steevehook Hi! Thanks for the issue! Atm we don't have such a feature for Docker image. We are open for contributions, so if you wanna contribute, you're welcome :)

[steevehook]

Then I guess, PR incoming 😄

[rikuson]

Hey!! I've made PR which solves this issue.

It is not only useful for local development but also hosting own specification. There's usecase that you want to publish your api specification on S3, or Netlify. Currently, asyncapi cannot satisfy that usecase.

If this PR is merged, you can do this:

$ npm run build
$ rm -r build/docs/asyncapi
$ cp -r ../another/path/to/asyncapi build/docs/

@magicmatatjahu You were about to help this issue, did you change your mind? I dedicated my weekend to contribute this project, but there's no any feedback after 3 weeks.

[magicmatatjahu]

@rikuson Hi. Sorry for the delay. I'll check it out, don't worry. I've been sick and have to handle all the notifications.

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