fastify.ready() with fastify-cli
See original GitHub issueHello everyone. I’m using fastify-cli to run my project, and don’t know where to add the configuration:
fastify.ready(err => {
if (err) throw err
fastify.swagger()
})
Thanks!
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Oh, you’ll need the
exposeRoute: true
option.Thank you, works. Please try to add this to main example, as this is what you will get if you follow guides 😄