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Co-authored-by: Joe Knapper <joe.knapper@glasgow.ac.uk>
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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ When developing it is useful to use the development server so Vue changes happen
The development server is accessed on a different port from the microscope API. When Vite starts, it creates a proxy that proxies all routes starting with `/api` to `http://localhost:5000/api`. This is useful when using either the simulation server or when developing directly on a microscope.
If developing on a different computer you can run:
If developing the webapp on a different computer you can run:
npm run serve:microscope
@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ This will proxy all routes starting with `/api` to `http://microscope.local:5000
If your microscope hostname is not `microscope`, you can use local environment files to override this route. Create the file `.env.local` within the `/webapp/` directory, and in that file add the line
VITE_MICROSCPOPE_HOST=http://myhostname.local:5000
VITE_MICROSCOPE_HOST=http://myhostname.local:5000
(changing `myhostname` to the correct host name.)
**Note:** If you have performance issues with lag this can depend on mdns speed for your setup. To avoid mdns overload `VITE_MICROSCPOPE_HOST` with the IP address rather than the host name.
**Note:** If you have performance issues with lag, this can be caused by mDNS speed for your setup. To avoid mDNS, overload `VITE_MICROSCOPE_HOST` with the IP address of your microscope, rather than the host name.
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