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Thanks for sharing your code, I seen to be a great tool for me.
I want to install on my server only accessible with public ip, and I need to don't only deploy on localhost:3000 but on 0.0.0.0:3000 too.
How can I add the host option to the command line ? The simple way is to use turbo command or add option file to the cli/ directory ?
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I believe that ExpressJS listens on 0.0.0.0 by default, so you should be able to access the UI at http://0.0.0.0:8000. This applies if you installed the bot via NPM.
In development, port 3000 is used for the frontend, but since the UI resides in a private repo, it's not accessible at the moment. I need to decide on the license and secure funding to continue working on the project.
For now, you can use the pre-built version from NPM, which includes the UI, or build the app yourself. However, in that case, you will only be able to interact with the bot via the CLI.
Here are the steps to build the app from the source:
Install dependencies and run DB migrations:
cp .env.example .env
pnpm install
turbo run prisma:migrate
Build the app:
turbo run build
Interact with CLI:
# List of commands
./bin/cli.sh --help
# Start the daemon
./bin/cli.sh up
# Running Grid Bot strategy
./bin/cli.sh trade grid
See the CLI section in the README on how to connect an exchange and configure the strategy params.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing your code, I seen to be a great tool for me.
I want to install on my server only accessible with public ip, and I need to don't only deploy on localhost:3000 but on 0.0.0.0:3000 too.
How can I add the host option to the command line ? The simple way is to use turbo command or add option file to the cli/ directory ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: