dev-bl/config-ip: nc.js no longer passes ip if it's undefined so brunch-server.js will properly revert to default.

Author: benloh

build/brunch-server.js

@@ -104,8 +104,6 @@ module.exports = (config, callback) => {
       // setup prompts
       console.log(PR);
       console.log(PR,DP,'GO TO ONE OF THESE URLS in CHROME WEB BROWSER',DP);
-      console.log(PR,DP,'MAINAPP - http://localhost:'+config.port);
-      console.log(PR,DP,'CLIENTS - http://'+IP.address()+':'+config.port);
       console.log(PR, DP, 'MAINAPP - http://localhost:' + config.port);
 
       let ipOverride = NC_CONFIG.ip;

build/nc.js

@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ let dataset = argv['dataset'];
 let googlea = argv['googlea'];
 let port = argv['port'];
 let ip = argv['ip'];
+let ipDef;
 
 shell.echo(`
     +------------------------+
@@ -70,28 +71,35 @@ shell.echo(`
 
 // ip
 if (ip === undefined || ip === '') {
-  ip = 'default';
-}
-shell.echo(`
-    4. Setting port to ${ip}
+  ipDef = '';
+  shell.echo(`
+    4. Using default ip
        Use './nc.js --ip=xxx.xxx.xxx' to define a specific ip address.
        (This is usually only needed on specialized hosts, e.g. EC2, Docker)`
-);
+  );
+} else {
+  ipDef = `\n  ip: "${ip}",`;
+  shell.echo(`
+    4. Setting ip to ${ip}
+       Use './nc.js --ip=xxx.xxx.xxx' to define a specific ip address.
+       (This is usually only needed on specialized hosts, e.g. EC2, Docker)`
+  );
+}
 
 
 let script = `
 // this file generated by NC command
 const NC_CONFIG = {
-  dataset: "${dataset}",
-  ip: "${ip}",
+  dataset: "${dataset}",${ipDef}
   port: "${port}",
   googlea: "${googlea}"
 };
 if (typeof process === "object") module.exports = NC_CONFIG;
 if (typeof window === "object") window.NC_CONFIG = NC_CONFIG;`
 let js = shell.ShellString(script).to('app/assets/netcreate-config.js');
 
-shell.echo(`    5. Starting dev server...
+shell.echo(`
+    5. Starting dev server...
 \n
 \n`);