Dashboard Port Updates (#2406)

* port update

* port fix

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ cypress window will open locally - select test file to run the tests
 
 9. `pip install jupyter`
 10. `cd notebooks\responsibleaidashboard`
-11. To execute tests run `yarn e2e-widget`. Sometimes it is preferable to watch the execution and select only individual test cases. This is possible by running the notebook manually and using `yarn e2e-widget -w --host {host} -n {notebook}` where host is where RAI widget runs on (printed in notebook output) and notebook is the name of the notebook you are running. Eg: `yarn e2e-widget -w --host 5000 -n responsibleaidashboard-census-classification-model-debugging`
+11. To execute tests run `yarn e2e-widget`. Sometimes it is preferable to watch the execution and select only individual test cases. This is possible by running the notebook manually and using `yarn e2e-widget -w --host {host} -n {notebook}` where host is where RAI widget runs on (printed in notebook output) and notebook is the name of the notebook you are running. Eg: `yarn e2e-widget -w --host 8704 -n responsibleaidashboard-census-classification-model-debugging`
 
 Cypress window will open locally - select test file to run the tests.
 

apps/dashboard/src/fairness/utils.ts

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ export const messages = {
 
 // calculateMetrics can be used with local flask server for debugging
 /*export function calculateMetrics(postData: IMetricRequest): Promise<IMetricResponse> {
-  return fetch("http://localhost:5000/1/metrics", {
+  return fetch("http://localhost:8704/1/metrics", {
     method: "post",
     body: JSON.stringify(postData),
     headers: {

rai_core_flask/README.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Provide environment detection for enabling Flask server without configuring at i
 `flask_service = FlaskHelper(ip=<ip-to-listen-on>, port=<port-to-listen-on>)`
 
 If `ip` is not specified then it listens on `localhost` by default.
-If `port` is not specified then it finds an open port in the range 5000 to 5099
+If `port` is not specified then it finds an open port in the range 8704 to 8993
 and listens on it.
 
 To register a function to listen on an route:

rai_core_flask/rai_core_flask/flask_helper.py

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ class FlaskHelper(object):
         if self.port is None:
             # Try 100 different ports
             available = False
-            for port in range(5000, 5100):
+            for port in range(8704, 8994):
                 available = FlaskHelper._is_local_port_available(
                     self.ip, port, raise_error=False)
                 if available:
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ class FlaskHelper(object):
                     break
 
             if not available:
-                error_message = """Ports 5000 to 5100 not available.
+                error_message = """Ports 8704 to 8993 not available.
                     Please specify an open port for use via the 'port'
                     parameter"""
                 raise RuntimeError(

rai_core_flask/tests/test_environment_detector.py

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ class TestEnvironmentDetector(object):
                      return_value=False)
         with pytest.raises(RuntimeError) as exception:
             FlaskHelper(ip="not localhost", with_credentials=False)
-        assert "Ports 5000 to 5100 not available." in \
+        assert "Ports 8704 to 8993 not available." in \
             exception.value.args[0]
 
     def test_local(self):

rai_core_flask/tests/test_flask_helper.py

@@ -14,10 +14,10 @@ class TestFlaskHelper(object):
 
     def setup_class(cls):
         """Set up once for all tests."""
-        cls.port_range_start = 5000
-        cls.port_range_end = 5099
+        cls.port_range_start = 8704
+        cls.port_range_end = 8993
         cls.test_ip_local = "localhost"
-        cls.test_port_local = 5100
+        cls.test_port_local = 8994
 
     def get_http_client(self):
         """Get HTTP client with automatic retries."""
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ class TestFlaskHelper(object):
 
         flask_service = FlaskHelper(ip=self.test_ip_local)
 
-        assert (flask_service.port >= 5000 and flask_service.port <= 5099)
+        assert (flask_service.port >= 8704 and flask_service.port <= 8993)
 
         @flask_service.app.route("/hello", methods=["GET"])
         def hello():