Add custom ports to documentation
Summary: Added instructions on using custom ports. We probably want to put the headless instructions here too when they're ready. Reviewed By: danielbuechele Differential Revision: D13860469 fbshipit-source-id: 76537a36e6fc85e805a29830927e4d59ee4f73e8
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id: custom-ports
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title: Running Flipper with different ports
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sidebar_label: Using different ports
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---
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By default Flipper runs its servers on ports 8088 and 8089, and the mobile SDKs look for servers on those ports.
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Each of these can be overridden by setting an environment variable, with the format `${INSECURE_PORT},${SECURE_PORT}`.
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To run the desktop app using custom ports:
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```
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FLIPPER_PORTS=1111,2222 ./flipper
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```
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To configure the Android SDK for custom ports, set the `flipper.ports` prop to your chosen ports `1111,2222` like so, and then launch the Android app.
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```
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adb shell
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su
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setprop flipper.ports 1111,2222
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exit
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exit
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```
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To configure the iOS SDK for custom ports, set the FLIPPER_PORTS environment variable in your app launch script.
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"error-handling",
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"testing"
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],
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"Flipper Internals": ["establishing-a-connection"]
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"Flipper Internals": ["establishing-a-connection"],
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"Advanced Usage": ["custom-ports"]
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}
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}
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