Relative paths not supported

[jsdevel]

I kept getting this with something like "$ref": "Address.json" in one of my definitions. The definition file had a sibling Address.json file in the same directory.

Here's the error:

Not really sure how it could work though as swaggerize-express is expecting definitions to be an object:

See the docs for reference object

[tlivings]

If you want to use external references like this, you can use extrefs module to resolve them in advance.

That being said, we need to build support for this in directly.

[krazylearner]

HI
i am facing same problem . The middleware is not working with documents which contain '$ref' to other json documents which are relative files.
thanks

[tlivings]

We're working on making references resolve automatically. But the way around this is to resolve references before hand:

import Express from 'express';
import Swaggerize from 'swaggerize-express';
import Resolver from 'extrefs';

const app = Express();

Resolver(api).resolve((error, schemas) => {
    app.use(Swaggerize({ api, handlers, schemas}));

    //etc
});

[jsdevel]

I'm now using express-openapi, and find it's usage of jsonpath to be a lot more stable. Perhaps switching to jsonpath would make the transition smoother and resolve a lot of other validation bugs?

[tlivings]

We're working on conversion to use swagger-parser but integration with an asynchronous resolver requires some work to maintain consistency with the current API.