refactor: put the default host in a variable and then reuse it

[AbdulrhmanGoni]

The default host http://127.0.0.1:11434 is hard-coded in multiple places,
So, Put it in one variable in a central place (src/defaultHost.ts file) and then reuse it in those places.

[Mustafiz04]

@AbdulrhmanGoni tests are failing because of package version mismatch.
Rebase with master and run npm i

[Mustafiz04]

better you can give generic name constant.js that store all the constant here of defaultHost.js

There is wrong spelling too.

Suggested change

	export const defaulPort = '11434';
	export const defaultHost = `http://127.0.0.1:${defaulPort}`;
	export const port = '11434';
	export const host = `http://127.0.0.1:${port}`;

[AbdulrhmanGoni]

better you can give generic name constant.js that store all the constant here of defaultHost.js

OK, I renamed defaultHost.ts file to constant.ts

And i fixed the wrong spelling, But i think there is no need to rename the variables defaultHost
and defaultPort to host and port because there are already variables with these names
in src/utils.ts file (one of the places where defaultHost and defaultPort are used in)

[AbdulrhmanGoni]

@AbdulrhmanGoni tests are failing because of package version mismatch. Rebase with master and run npm i

I understood package version mismatch causes the tests to fail,
I rebased with master (main branch i think) as you said run npm i, But tests still fail !!

[BruceMacD]

Thanks for fixing the build errors too.

[BruceMacD]

Merging this one for now, fixing the build errors in a fast follow.