Could you please add a file with your license terms (e.g. Apache 2.0, https://opensource.org/licenses/Apache-2.0) or stating that the code is in the public domain?

@GitCash send 0.008 BCH to my friend @azer

do you live in Berlin now? My family will be visiting this summer.

Hey

Thanks for making yolo, it's going to be super productive for my workflow - such great work!

To get yolo working for my use case, however, I've needed to adapt the javascript in yolo.go, line 95:

var conn = new WebSocket("ws://" + (addr[0] == ":" ? "localhost" + addr : addr) + "/socket");

// adapted to...

var conn = new WebSocket("ws://"  + location.host + "/socket");

Using 'location.host' works for me because I'm building the go code in a docker container where the internal hostname is 0.0.0.0:8080 but the port is mapped to another port (ie: http://localhost:6080)

So the original code was trying to make the websocket connect to ws://0.0.0.0:8080/socket and therefore it wasn't connecting because the page in the browser url is http://localhost:6080. If that makes sense. 'location.host' is just connecting back to the hostname in the browser so it works in a lot of use cases.

Best wishes