Open usimd opened 1 month ago
In addition to the existing options to configure SwaggerUI itself via its parameters, it would be great to have the ability to add custom CSS as well (https://github.com/ostranme/swagger-ui-themes for instance seems fairly popular).
From my point of view it would be enough to provide an additional <link> tag with href being populated from a config parameter (if defined) after https://github.com/PWZER/swagger-ui-py/blob/21c62701c12d7a5b47f340c1631500cdaa5ef00f/swagger_ui/templates/doc.html#L8
<link>
href
The content served at the route could then easily be managed by the user, something like (pseudo)
api_doc(app, config_path='./config/test.yaml', url_prefix='/api/doc', custom_css='/static/custom.css') @app.route('/static/custom.css') def custom_css(): css = 'h1 { color: blue; }' return Response(css, mimetype='text/css')
What do you think? Would be willing to contribute a PR for this.
@usimd Yes, that's a good idea.
In addition to the existing options to configure SwaggerUI itself via its parameters, it would be great to have the ability to add custom CSS as well (https://github.com/ostranme/swagger-ui-themes for instance seems fairly popular).
From my point of view it would be enough to provide an additional
<link>
tag withhref
being populated from a config parameter (if defined) after https://github.com/PWZER/swagger-ui-py/blob/21c62701c12d7a5b47f340c1631500cdaa5ef00f/swagger_ui/templates/doc.html#L8The content served at the route could then easily be managed by the user, something like (pseudo)
What do you think? Would be willing to contribute a PR for this.