404 Not Found

[ajitam]

Hello, I have a task of "reviving" someone else iOS app which uses your (Swifter) library. I've encountered quite weird problem:

Here is the setup:

• application has files in some location (lets say /serve on the phone (there is a folder called webapp and inside is index.html and folder res with some css files)
• application creates server

  server["/:path"] = shareFilesFromDirectory(servePath)
  # servePath = "...serve/"

• application presents webview pointing request to http://localhost:8080/webapp/index.html

Main problem is that I get Status code: 404

Here are my findings:

• files are there - I'm listing whole folder tree and printing content of index.html

• swifter (and webview) works I replace

  server["/:path"] = shareFilesFromDirectory(servePath)

  with

  server["/webapp/index.html"] = { .ok(.htmlBody("You asked for \($0)"))  }

  and I get You ask for... in webview

• if I add servePath /webapp and the end and remove it from webview request (making it http://localhost:8080/index.html) - webpage loads with out no style. I then went in with inspector and saw that all other files get 404 (so for example http://localhost:8080/src/main.css)]

Is there something with directories that is blocking (permissions or sth)?

Thx for the help

[janek]

I'm having the same issue. I'm trying to serve local files and open them in a webview in the same app. Like above, I can confim that files are there (e.g. I can open the files in webview directly with webView.loadFileURL) and I can confirm that Swifter is working by getting a reponse from it. But I get a 404 when trying to serve the local files via Swifter.

Please let me know if anyone has been able to find a workaround, or can recommend an alternative solution (library) for this problem.