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To set the hostname to the desired IP address, use liveServer.settings.host (the default is 127.0.0.1).
With Nuxt.js, use the HOST and (if desired) PORT environment variables with npm run dev as follows, using our example from above (changing the port here, too, from its default of 3000):
If you’re running Next.js, use the -H flag with npx next dev to set the hostname to the desired IP address. To use a different port from the default of 3000, use either the -p flag or the PORT environment variable—PORT=3000, for example—but the latter cannot be set in a project’s .env file. You also can set these parameters in the project’s next.config.js file.
Using Jekyll? Use either the -H or --host flag with jekyll serve to set the hostname to the desired IP address. To change the port from the default of 4000, use either the -P or --port flag. You also can set these parameters in the project’s configuration file (_config.yml or _config.toml).
With the Hugo SSG, you’ll want to add the --bind and --baseURL flags to the usual hugo server command. Using our example IP address (and Hugo's default dev port, 1313) you’d do it this way:
With the Astro SSG, use the --host flag with astro dev; e.g.: