bind to all NICS instead of just loopback and alt port option

[meirlazar]

Hey, love this tuul, very cool. I was wondering if there is a way to have the webserver part offer other ports instead of 8000 and more importantly bind to all nics instead of just loopback (localhost/127.0.0.1) so I can make it accessible to the network and with my reverse proxy. You don't have to redevelop the code, if there is a config file somewhere I can modify. Thanks

[incidentist]

@meirlazar How do you plan to run The Tuul? There's not a lot of documentation for this yet, but basically there's 2 ways to do it:

Docker

If you're running it in a Docker container, you can change the port it runs at via docker command line arguments: https://docs.docker.com/network/#published-ports Something like:

npm install
npm run build
docker build .
docker run --rm --network host -p <hostport>:8080 the_tuul

Note that Docker exposes the port on all nics by default, so you should be fine there. I think running on the host network makes it accessible to other machines on the LAN: https://docs.docker.com/network/network-tutorial-host/

Django

npm install
npm run build
poetry run ./manage.py runserver localhost:<yourport>

If these are not what you have in mind, I suggest looking at the Dockerfile and the Django runserver documentation to see if they can get you where you want to go.

[meirlazar]

Excellent. Thanks for the info, I built a docker image from the instructions and it binds to all the NICs, thanks again