Docs mention liveReloadHost. Should be liveReloadBaseUrl? about ember-cli-inject-live-reload

[danwenzel]

@rwjblue - ⬆️ - Any insight here? I'd be happy to open a PR.

[Redsandro]

@danwenzel I tried your suggestion and change the command line option, but I still cannot get it to work. Can you change these parameters using command line options at all?

See #53

[danwenzel]

@Redsandro - I don't think there's a way to do it via command line options or environment variables. The idea is to add it to your .ember-cli file:

{
  "disableAnalytics": false,
  "usePods": true,
  "liveReloadBaseUrl": "http://localhost:4200/"
}

[Redsandro]

@danwenzel

I don't think there's a way to do it via command line options

There is, according to ember help:

$ ember help | grep reload
  --live-reload (Boolean) (Default: true)
  --live-reload-host (String) Defaults to host
  --live-reload-base-url (String) Defaults to baseURL
  --live-reload-port (Number) (Defaults to port number within [49152...65535])

I had trouble because of a firewall but now that I changed the configuration to allow the livereload port, I found that the --live-reload-host does actually work.

Analogous to that, I think that your premise is actually incorrect:

The README for this repo mentions a liveReloadHost option, but this doesn't seem to do anything

The liveReloadHost option does exist. Keep in mind that command line options are dasherized versions of options; e.g.: --live-reload-host

I think the answer to this issue's title is "no" and can safely be closed. There's quite some trial and error involved to substitute clear documentation. I changed my issue to request for clearer documentation.

I believe host is about the livereload websocket, and base-url is about the livereload javascript. I am still unsure.

See also: #33

[danwenzel]

Thanks for digging into this, @Redsandro ! I'll go ahead and close this issue