Moved IP address and port into a settings file #7
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…ress and port. This file is then used by all the other files that need the default IP address and port. I felt this was easier, so now you only have to change them in one place
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Looks like you forgot to include the "settings" file into the PR. |
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@petonic are you sure it's missing? when I look at the "files changed" I see the settings.py file |
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I added a file called settings.py which contains constants for ip address and port. This file is then used by all the other files that need the default IP address and port. I felt this was easier, so now you only have to change them in one place