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If I want to have figwheel live-reload an external device like my phone, looks like I need to set {:ring-server-options {:host "my-ip-address-here"}}
That's a totally acceptable solution to my problem, which is that I'd like to be able to reload on my phone/tablet.
However, in the spirit of procrastinating more from actually coding, is there some way to have it automagically figure out my IP, so I don't need to reset it if I get on another wifi network? This is totally not a problem that actually needs solving; I just remember with lein-figwheel, I could set :websocket-host
to :js-client-host
, and never had to hardcode an ip anywhere, so I'm wondering if there's some equivalent with figwheel-main