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Can't fetch local file
See original GitHub issueMy apologies if this is spelled out somewhere – I looked through the issues.
I can’t seem to direct ReDoc to load my OpenAPI spec from the local filesystem – only via http. I have tried the following:
<redoc spec-url='swagger.json'></redoc>
<redoc spec-url='file:///Full/Path/swagger.json'></redoc>
in addition to other permutations. However, they all result in this error:
Unable to resolve $ref pointer "file:///<pathname to my spec file>"
Is there any way to have ReDoc load the spec locally?
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workaround to have a web server will not work if one needs to send a static html/js documentation to a person that only has a browser …
@vishesh1king just serve your spec and html page via any http-server (e.g.
python -m SimpleHTTPServer) so url to it will be:http://127.0.0.1:<someport>/swagger.jsonnotfile:///<path>/swagger.json