TwineJS : How to Serve on local network?

gauguer

Hi. I got this wonderful version or twine (Twinejs) working on a raspberry pi:

Now I would love to make the server listen not to localhost, but my machines IP on the network, so that it can serve other computers on the network. But I can't figure out if that is possible within Twinejs.

Is there a config file somewhere that I can tell to use e.g. 192.168.178.x:8080 instead of localhost:8080?
Or do I missunderstand the approach?

greyelf

The Twinejs application is designed to both run locally and to store all story project information locally, either within the web-browser's local storage if run as a web-browser application or on the local hard-drive if run as a web-kit application.

There is currently no server based component, even the official hosted release of Twine 2.0 uses the end-user's web-browser's local storage.

gauguer

ah. thats a pitty. i was hoping it might only be storing locally but could run as a network service.
that would be nice as a simple off-internet classroom application.

then i think i will go and use 1.4 in our pi based workshop space.
thank you for the quick reply!