README.md

README.md

@@ -102,14 +102,18 @@ Change `.env.example` to `.env`
 
 | Variable    | Description|
 | -------- | ------- | 
-| `PORT`  | The port you want to open to run the application. Default = 8000 |
 | `SMTP_SERVER`  | The email server you are using. Default = smtp.gmail.com |
 | `EMAIL`  | The email you will send the report from. |
 | `EMAIL_PW`  | The sending email's password |
 | `EMAIL_RECEIVER`  | The email that will receive the report (your personal email) |
 | `COMMAND`  | The command that will be ran and shown in the email. Default = `localhost:8000` |
 | `SUBJECT`  | The email's subject. Default = Surf Report |
-| `WEBSITE`  | Enable/disable the frontend. Default = False(disabled) |
+
+**config.json**
+
+| `port`  | The port you want to open to run the application. Default = `8000` |
+| `ip_address`  | The ip your server is running on. Default = `localhost` |
+
 
 **Email Server**
 
@@ -127,22 +131,9 @@ Execute by running `python3 send_email.py`. Running with cron is a good use case
 
 Although this application was made with the cli in mind, there is a frontend.
 
-To enable this, set `WEBSITE=TRUE` in the `.env` file.
-
-Then, navigate to:
-
-`src/frontend/`
-
-Open `script.js`. There are two variables at the top:
-
-```
-const ipAddress = 'localhost';
-const port = 8000;
-```
-
-You may need to change `ipAddress` and `port`, to match the machine running the application and which port is open(if you have changed from the default `8000`).
+`http://localhost:8000/home` **or** `<ip_of_host>:<port>` if the application is running on a different host or you have changed the default port.
 
-The website will be accessible through `localhost:9000` **or** `<ip_of_host>:<port>` if the application is running on a different host or you have changed the default port.
+You may need to change `ip_address` in `config.json` to match the ip of the host running the machine.
 
 Now, running `python3 server.py` will launch the website!