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Kerrick Hahn
5,728 PointsIf I'm trying to run the Flask App script locally, how can I use a port or visually see some representation of my script
Hi there,
In the Flask Basics > First Steps video, Kenneth points to the workspaces feature in which you can preview your app script via the "eye" icon in the top right that links to a port number.
I am trying to write and run this Flask App locally, off of workspaces. Is there any quick and easy way that I can get this same feature while I write my script on my atom IDE.
Thanks, Kerrick
2 Answers
Mel Rumsey
Treehouse ModeratorHey, Kerrick Hahn! In the terminal, if you run your file you should get a link that shows up that has your IP. If you ctrl-click that link it'll open up a web page. Here I created a screen capture of what it should look like :D
Hope this helps!
Kerrick Hahn
5,728 PointsMel Rumsey Thank you so much! What a thoughtful answer!
This worked perfectly - you're the best!