Is the http URL scheme not supported in #include <url>? #3548
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I'm trying to include a file hosted on my local machine. Previously, I've just pushed to GitHub and used "raw.githubusercontent.com", now I'm looking to eliminate that step. First, IP addresses (v4 or v6) seem to not be supported, right? Port numbers apparently are. I did create an AAAA record for my IPv6 address and even hosted the file on port 80 when that still wouldn't work. I'm trying to avoid setting up a certificate for 5 minutes of debugging... I've obviously made sure the file is fetchable outside my network and I won't share it because it is my home IP address. (Also, I looked at the code … could someone please point me to where |
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The expansion is handled client-side @ https://github.com/compiler-explorer/compiler-explorer/blob/main/static/compiler-service.js#L269 Still, have you tried the Tree feature? While it does not allow for changes of the file on your side to be atuomatically picked up, you can add more than 1 file to the compilation that way, and using the "Save/Load" button on the second editor would let you upload the file directly from your fs. |
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Well that explains a lot. Thanks! I did see a note about cross-site scripting and didn't understand how that would apply. Now I do.
I'm aware but I'm really looking for a solution that picks up changes immediately. Guess the only option is to setup a certificate anyway. |
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Give ngrok a try:
https://ngrok.com/
It gives you an ephemeral domain with https for free and requires no port
forwarding.
Just run `ngrok http 80` on your machine (where your server is listening on
localhost:80) and it will spit out a public https URL for you.
…On Sun, Apr 24, 2022, 08:45 Florian Albrechtskirchinger < ***@***.***> wrote:
The expansion is handled client-side @
https://github.com/compiler-explorer/compiler-explorer/blob/main/static/compiler-service.js#L269
Note how we specify that the protocol should be https. We could maybe relax
this restriction, but even if nothing else restricts it (Such as our
Content-Security-Policy), you'd still need to at the very least set a CORS
header so that you can fetch it.
Well that explains a lot. Thanks! I did see a note about cross-site
scripting and didn't understand how that would apply. Now I do.
Still, have you tried the Tree feature? While it does not allow for
changes of the file on your side to be atuomatically picked up, you can add
more than 1 file to the compilation that way, and using the "Save/Load"
button on the second editor would let you upload the file directly from
your fs.
I'm aware but I'm really looking for a solution that picks up changes
immediately. Guess the only option is to setup a certificate anyway.
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I use ngrok for tunneling SSH connections. I had no idea it could do that. 🤦♂️ But it turns out creating a certificate is as easy as Thanks anyway! |
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The expansion is handled client-side @ https://github.com/compiler-explorer/compiler-explorer/blob/main/static/compiler-service.js#L269
Note how we specify that the protocol should be https. We could maybe relax this restriction, but even if nothing else restricts it (Such as our Content-Security-Policy), you'd still need to at the very least set a CORS header so that you can fetch it.
Still, have you tried the Tree feature? While it does not allow for changes of the file on your side to be atuomatically picked up, you can add more than 1 file to the compilation that way, and using the "Save/Load" button on the second editor would let you upload the file directly from your fs.