If you're using Compojure, you can use compjure.route/files for that (as
opposed to compojure.route/resources which looks inside the jar). As Moritz
said, you still have to be a bit wary about the file path, as it will be
relative to the current directory of the JVM, not relative to the JAR file
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See https://github.com/ring-clojure/ring/wiki/Static-Resources
You should be able to pass '.' signifying the directory your application
was started in (that might NOT be the same place as the jar).
viper110110 writes:
> I would like to be able to serve up files from a folder after the jar has
I would like to be able to serve up files from a folder after the jar has
been built. Ideally I could take a parameter in to the jar with the target
directory, but I could also settle for putting the jar in the directory
with the files or hardcoding a target directory near the jar. This is so
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