Use web workflow port to connect to the board

[Neradoc]

The web workflow doesn't take into account the board's port, and always tries to connect to 80.
When the board is configured uses a different port, it can't connect back to it. (CIRCUITPY_WEB_API_PORT)

Unable to connect. The device 192.168.1.92 was not found. Be sure it is plugged in and set up properly.

(from adafruit/circuitpython#7168 )

[makermelissa]

I was wondering about that, hence #29.

[Neradoc]

I swear I looked at the issues and missed it somehow 🤦

I'm not setup to test locally, would changing from location.hostname to location.host here do it ?

web-editor/assets/js/workflows/web.js

Lines 105 to 109 in 7537516

	} else if (isMdns()) {
	this.host = location.hostname;
	} else if (isIp()) {
	this.host = location.hostname;
	}

[makermelissa]

I was thinking of just setting up a couple of devices and changing the port to something besides 80 and seeing what happens when I go to http://circuitpython.local

[makermelissa]

The error message that the person is running into is thrown here: https://github.com/circuitpython/web-editor/blob/main/assets/js/workflows/web.js#L146. There are likely several places that need fixing for alternate ports to work.

[makermelissa]

I'm not setup to test locally, would changing from location.hostname to location.host here do it ?

Yep, that's basically the fix. For some reason I was thinking there was extra stuff in host (like the protocol), but after looking it up just now, that would have been better than my solution.