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I tried it on a hello world example and was surprised to see that when I run `python test.py` it opens the app at a https://console.pglet.io https://console.pgl

I tried it on a hello world example and was surprised to see that when I run `python test.py` it opens the app at a https://console.pglet.io https://console.pglet.io URL -- it seems to copy my code into the cloud when I run it.

Tracnac 5y ago
You need to run a local server via the pglet binary, and add local=True to pglet.app
- szszrk 5y ago
  That's an odd default to send it to the Internet...
  - dotancohen 5y ago
    And a disturbing trend that it is becoming so common as to be normalized. Soon people are going to be asking "you don't have anything to hide, do you" when you want to run and debug locally.
    - szszrk 5y ago
      For me it means that project is just a toy. Maybe an amazing one, but still. In most of my positions in the past pushing random company data outside is a serious nono. I have enforced and agreed on that myself. So me using recklessly such a project naively thinking it will act politely means I might not have a job any more. So - maybe I would play with it at home, but if I won't ever use it at a job (AGPL also adds to it), why bother?