ioquatix
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5 months ago falcon serve can take a bind argument:
falcon [--verbose | --quiet] [-h/--help] [-v/--version] [-e/--encoding] <command>
An asynchronous HTTP server.
[--verbose | --quiet] Verbosity of output for debugging.
[-h/--help] Print out help information.
[-v/--version] Print out the application version.
[-e/--encoding] Specify the default external encoding of the server. (default: UTF-8)
<command> One of: serve, host, virtual, proxy, redirect, supervisor. (default: serve)
serve [-b/--bind <address>] [-p/--port <number>] [-h/--hostname <hostname>] [-t/--timeout <duration>] [-c/--config <path>] [--preload <path>] [--cache] [--forked | --threaded | --hybrid] [-n/--count <count>] [--forks <count>] [--threads <count>] [--[no]-restart] [--graceful-stop <timeout>]
Run an HTTP server for development purposes.
[-b/--bind <address>] Bind to the given hostname/address. (default: https://localhost:9292)
[-p/--port <number>] Override the specified port.
[-h/--hostname <hostname>] Specify the hostname which would be used for certificates, etc.
[-t/--timeout <duration>] Specify the maximum time to wait for non-blocking operations.
[-c/--config <path>] Rackup configuration file to load. (default: config.ru)
[--preload <path>] Preload the specified path before creating containers.
[--cache] Enable the response cache.
[--forked | --threaded | --hybrid] Select a specific parallelism model. (default: forked)
[-n/--count <count>] Number of instances to start. (default: 10)
[--forks <count>] Number of forks (hybrid only).
[--threads <count>] Number of threads (hybrid only).
[--[no]-restart] Enable/disable automatic restart. (default: true)
[--graceful-stop <timeout>] Duration to wait for graceful stop. (default: 1.0) For example: falcon serve --bind http://localhost:1234
In addition, you can use falcon host, with a falcon.rb file, which can also specify the port number, e.g. https://github.com/socketry/falcon/blob/93b113cb0f7e1a17791037efc4ed45c7f1915bf8/lib/falcon/environment/server.rb#L41
I'm looking to run multiple local api serves on rails falcon, to do so I need to set different default ports for the applications.
The only part of the code that references the default port 3000 is in the puma.rb which I assume is from the generated rails code that does not seem to run when using Falcon.