After Custom Deployment, I was able to access the Manager via localhost:9000/manager/. but when accessing Swagger, I get an error like the image below. Besides, I want to customize the API part to suit myself, so where can I find them in IntelliJ?
Hi,
I see youâre using port 9000 so I assume you are running the npm run serve script which uses webpack dev server to run an app in live reload development mode; if you did this from the manager app directory then the only path wepback dev server understands is /manager/ (note trailing slash is required).
If you run the following command (without npm run serve running):
./gradlew clean installDist
Then start your manager in your IDE with the following environment variable:
OR_APP_DOCROOT=manager/build/install/manager/web
You should be able to access swagger via the manager web server at http://localhost:8080/swagger
As for altering the REST API, we wouldnât advise altering the openremote REST API as you will have to deal with merging updates. The system can be easily extended by adding new REST API endpoints; ideally from outside of the openremote repo following something like our custom-project structure (we donât currently have up-to-date artifacts published to maven central which could be consumed but this will be coming soon).
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i donât know what happened but now swagger access failed http://localhost:8080/swagger/, i havenât edited source yet! Did you ever meet this case? Pls help me, thank you!
Hi,
Looks like there is a problem with the swagger generator after major dependency update; weâll take a look at it asap.
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Will be fixed once this PR is merged and CI/CD updates the manager docker image:
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Thank you for your help! I will wait