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Boxiang Sun
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# Manual Testing
The port 8000 of the docker environment and the system are automatically binded when
``./run_docker``
is run.
The port 8000 of the docker environment and the host system are automatically
binded when
``./run_docker``
is run.
This can be used to test the
``pyodide``
builds running within the docker
environment using external browser
programs of the
system.
This can be used to test the
``pyodide``
builds running within the docker
environment using external browser programs on the host
system.
To do this, simply run
``./bin/pyodide serve``
This serves the
``build``
directory of the
``pyodide``
project on port 8000.
*
To serve a different directory, use the
``--build_dir``
argument followed the path of the directory
*
To serve on a different port, use the
``--port``
argument followed by the desired port number
*
To serve a different directory, use the
``--build_dir``
argument followed by
the path of the directory
*
To serve on a different port, use the
``--port``
argument followed by the
desired port number
Make sure that the port passed in
``--port``
argument is same as the one defined as
``DOCKER_PORT``
in the
``run_docker``
script.
Make sure that the port passed in
``--port``
argument is same as the one
defined as
``DOCKER_PORT``
in the
``run_docker``
script.
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