Npm install fails about swagger-combined

[thanhson1085]

Thank for your report. I have pushed a commit to solve it. Please try to reinstall

npm install --save swagger-combined@latest

[CodeJjang]

Not working yet... have you published it to npm?

[CodeJjang]

And another issue. I'm using 1.3.4 now.
Cannot reach the swagger UI.

The /docs route works well, but when I access the app in it's default port e.g. http://localhost:3000 then I'm redirected to http://localhost:3000/s?url=/docs but receiving 404 Not Found.

[thanhson1085]

I think you should use the latest version. In case swagger site does not work, you can use link http://petstore.swagger.io/?url=http://localhost:3000/docs

[CodeJjang]

Yeah but I want to be able to serve the UI by myself and not depend on external swagger.io.
Do you have any explanations why it's not working? Maybe I have to configure something which the README missed?
Now I have to install swagger-ui by myself and figure out how to serve it...

[thanhson1085]

Did you try Installation & Run from Source Code?

[CodeJjang]

No I haven't... why would I run from source code? :P
I want to consume the module just as normal node module via npm installing.
By the way, is app.js missing in latest version?

[thanhson1085]

I removed "install and run via NPM". Actually, Swagger Combined should run as an independent service. app.js now should be routes/app.js

[CodeJjang]

Would swagger-ui work in that way?
Because I've just made a service of mine that serves the swagger-ui, and now instead to serve the /docs JSON from the same service I have to lift your service as well, in another port.

Why cant the module just be configured dynamically (without a static .json file which is not so scalable way to configure modules), and then supply methods to get the final combined json? That's more modular, instead of forcing the clients to use the module as an external service for some reason..