Classvapor 4.114.1Vapor
FileMiddleware
Serves static files from a public directory.
final class FileMiddlewareFileMiddleware will default to DirectoryConfig’s working directory with "/Public" appended.
Serves static files from a public directory.
final class FileMiddlewareFileMiddleware will default to DirectoryConfig’s working directory with "/Public" appended.
import VaporVapor is a framework for building server applications, APIs and websites in Swift. It provides a safe, performant and scalable foundation for building large complex backends.
protocol AsyncMiddleware : MiddlewareAsyncMiddleware is placed between the server and your router. It is capable of mutating both incoming requests and outgoing responses. AsyncMiddleware can choose to pass requests on to the next AsyncMiddleware in a chain, or they can short circuit and return a custom Response if desired.
@preconcurrency protocol Middleware : SendableMiddleware is placed between the server and your router. It is capable of mutating both incoming requests and outgoing responses. Middleware can choose to pass requests on to the next Middleware in a chain, or they can short circuit and return a custom Response if desired.
protocol Sendableconvenience init(bundle: Bundle, publicDirectory: String = "Public", defaultFile: String? = nil, directoryAction: DirectoryAction = .none, cachePolicy: CachePolicy = .browserDefault) throws Creates a new FileMiddleware for a server contained in an Xcode Project.
init(publicDirectory: String, defaultFile: String? = nil, directoryAction: DirectoryAction = .none, advancedETagComparison: Bool = false, cachePolicy: CachePolicy = .browserDefault) Creates a new FileMiddleware.
func respond(to request: Request, chainingTo next: any AsyncResponder) async throws -> Response struct BundleSetupErrorstruct CachePolicyThe browser cache policy files should be served with.
struct DirectoryActionPossible actions to take when the request doesn’t have a trailing slash but matches a directory
func makeResponder(chainingTo responder: Responder) -> Responder Wraps a Responder in a single Middleware creating a new Responder.
func respond(to request: Request, chainingTo next: Responder) -> EventLoopFuture<Response>