Remove the hardcoded lbry API address #325
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This fixes issue #324.
The LBRY is no longer hardcoded to localhost and is set by the config file.
I haven't tested it. I ran into some problems while trying to install spee.ch locally on my computer.
Thanks for the PR!
Define the url string once at the top so the string doesn't have to be constructed repeatedly. Also, the
/lbryapi
can be dropped. E.g...If you can make this change I'll merge :)
Also, let me know your discord handle so I can send you an lbc tip
@billbitt I change it as requested.
Thanks!
@ -36,2 +36,4 @@
testChannelPassword: 'password', // password for the test channel
},
api: {
apiUri: 'localhost',
If I'm being pedantic, which I am wont to do, this is more like a host than a URI. All of the parts together comprise the URI.
Here's a reference (this terminology is fairly universal, not google specific): https://www.mattcutts.com/blog/seo-glossary-url-definitions/
@ -36,2 +36,4 @@
testChannelPassword: 'password', // password for the test channel
},
api: {
apiUri: 'localhost',
I'm wont to do it correctly