How to serve local file with docker

[vimpunk]

I am following the instructions to set up a docker container with a local API docs file, with an api.yaml file in the local repo in the folder $HOME/my-app, and launching the container as follows:

docker run -p 80:8080 -e SWAGGER_JSON=/docs/api.yaml -v $HOME/my-app:/docs swaggerapi/swagger-ui

However, it returns in a 404 ("GET /docs/api.yaml HTTP/1.1" 404 126).

It's not clear what I'm doing wrong and any help would be appreciated.

Thanks for reading.

[AirDur]

I used this and it works :

version: "3.3" services: swagger-ui: image: swaggerapi/swagger-ui container_name: "swagger-ui" ports: - "80:8080" volumes: - ./docs/api.yaml:/api.yaml environment: SWAGGER_JSON: /api.yaml

To be honest, the doc is unclear about SWAGGER_JSON environment variable.

[66303]

thanks @AirDur here is docker run command

docker run -p 80:8080 -e SWAGGER_JSON=/api.yaml -v /<absolute_path>/api.yaml:/api.yaml swaggerapi/swagger-ui

[wbswjc]

This page (installation.md) memtioned the SWAGGER_JSON but not in this page (configuration.md), really confusing.

[vimpunk]

Using the above still results in showing the default Swagger Petstore example :(

If setting

volumes:
- ./docs/api.yaml:/api.yaml
environment:
SWAGGER_JSON: /api.yaml

what URL will the file be served on? I assumed just localhost, which that doesn't work, but localhost/api.yaml doesn't work either.

[ena1106]

I tried @AirDur solution and it works, thanks! @mandreyel I can see the file under localhost/api.yaml. Be sure that the path ./docs/api.yaml exists, it's relative to the docker-compose.yaml file location.

Problem is the swagger UI always shows up with the Petstore URL in the text box. Is there a way to change it? It's annoying to change it manually every time.

[kyfelipe]

@mandreyel I had this same problem and was using the "tag latest" just like you, so I decided to test the most stable version, the v3.24.3 and the problem was solved

[oshliaer]

Using the above still results in showing the default Swagger Petstore example :(

As for me I keep forgetting that my browser can have a cache. [SHIFT]+[F5] solves this for Google Chrome.

[hubertgrzeskowiak]

It looks like Swagger will silently fall back to the petstore whenever the defined swagger.json can not be found. Make sure your paths and mounts are correct

[escarborEleven]

Holy Moly. This was a real blood boiler due to me thinking it would be a quick solution using their docker image...

After getting the path setup correctly as mentioned by previous commentators, I still could not view my custom.yaml.

After reading this article, I was finally able to it view.

Apparently it looks in the /usr/share/nginx/html/ for the custom swagger doc.

The full CLI command looked like this: docker run -p 80:8080 -e SWAGGER_JSON=/custom.yaml -v {AbsolutePath}/custom.yaml:/usr/share/nginx/html/custom.yaml swaggerapi/swagger-ui

On the shoulders of giants...

[aalexren]

Holy Moly. This was a real blood boiler due to me thinking it would be a quick solution using their docker image...

After getting the path setup correctly as mentioned by previous commentators, I still could not view my custom.yaml.

After reading this article, I was finally able to it view.

Apparently it looks in the /usr/share/nginx/html/ for the custom swagger doc.

The full CLI command looked like this: docker run -p 80:8080 -e SWAGGER_JSON=/custom.yaml -v {AbsolutePath}/custom.yaml:/usr/share/nginx/html/custom.yaml swaggerapi/swagger-ui

On the shoulders of giants...

Thanks a lot, this finally works!

[humbleengineer]

On the shoulders of giants...

What a view from up here, thank you @escarborEleven!

I found this worked slightly better as it loaded directly to my custom.yaml instead of starting with the Pet Store:

docker run -p 80:8080 -d --rm -e URL=/custom.yaml -v {AbsolutePath}/custom.yaml:/usr/share/nginx/html/custom.yaml swaggerapi/swagger-ui