Fixing missing http: in tempate.html and template_autogenerated.go

[unfw]

Fixing missing "http:" protocols in template files so that the templates properly retrieve the right remote scripts. This seems to make the template render the correct information in the output html file.

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[andmarios]

Hi @unfw, the scheme is not missing. Links without a scheme will use the same scheme as the page.

What this means, is if you visit the coyote page via http, you will pull these resources from their http address. If you use https, you will pull these resources via https.

Your change actually breaks the output page, because if it is served under https, the browser will refuse to download the resources you hardcoded with http.

[andmarios]

My guess is that you open the html file directly via your browser? So you get an address like file://path/to/coyote.yml?

What we usually do is to serve it under a web server. The most simple one would be to run:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer if you are on python 3.x or python -m http.server if you are on python 2.7. This will setup a http server on port 8000, and then you can visit http://localhost:8000/coyote.html.

What I actually do, is that I have this entry in my bashrc file:

alias pythonserver="python -m SimpleHTTPServer || python -m http.server"

So whenever I am, I can just run pythonserver and I get a server serving the current directory.

[unfw]

Ok, Can we add this to the documentation then? Clearly between aahmed-se and I, we were confused as to why we couldn't just open the file.

Thanks for explaining what I needed to do to make it work, though. We were looking at this to help validate some clusters and I didn't know about the leaving the http off thing. That's neat and useful to know about.

[andmarios]

Yes, I will add it. Thanks for bringing it up!

[unfw]

Closing PR in favor of Documentation Change.