What's the right way to reference files in the Public directory, such that a route can find those files, whether build from swift build, or Xcode? app.directory.publicDirectory points to the build products dir, and adding "Public" as a resource copy step gives a build error that Public can't be found.
#What's the right way to reference files in the Public directory?
mental canyon
Oh, it's looking for Public under sources/myapp/Public. I tried doing .copy("../../Public") and now swift run says "Found unhandled resource at /Users/rmann/Projects/Personal/BuzzwordBingo/bingo/Public"
But it works. However, Xcode does not seem to copy the directory.
Rather, it copies into Build/Products/Debug/bingo_bingo.bundle/Contents/Resources/Public, which is not referenced by inApp.directory.publicDirectory
restive jewel
Have you set the custom working directory in Xcode?
oblique ermine
You can also initialize File Middleware with a bundle: FileMiddleware(bundle: .module), just make sure your Public folder is in the target's folder, and you have a .copy("Public") step
mental canyon
Have you set the custom working directory in Xcode?
I hadn't because annoyingly you can't set it to something like $(PROJECT_DIR). But I guess I can hard-code it.