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@catchhook/tunnel

v0.6.0

Published

CatchHook CLI — tunnel webhooks to localhost with a live dashboard

Readme

@catchhook/tunnel

CatchHook CLI for tunneling webhooks from CatchHook to your localhost.

Installation

Zero-install:

npx @catchhook/tunnel --help

Global:

npm install -g @catchhook/tunnel

Quick Start

Permanent endpoint

npx @catchhook/tunnel start --endpoint ep_abc123 --port 3000

If no valid token is stored, the CLI launches browser auth automatically.

Headless options:

npx @catchhook/tunnel start --endpoint ep_abc123 --token chk_dev_xxx --port 3000
# or
CATCHHOOK_TOKEN=chk_dev_xxx npx @catchhook/tunnel start --endpoint ep_abc123 --port 3000

Temporary endpoint

npx @catchhook/tunnel ep_abc123 --key tkey_abc123 --port 3000

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | catchhook-tunnel start ... | Start tunnel (auto-auth for permanent endpoints) | | catchhook-tunnel endpoints | List endpoints | | catchhook-tunnel auth login | Explicit browser auth flow | | catchhook-tunnel auth whoami | Verify token and account identity | | catchhook-tunnel auth token set/show/clear | Manage stored token |

start options

| Flag | Description | Default | |------|-------------|---------| | --endpoint <id> | Endpoint ID(s) to tunnel (repeatable) | — | | --all | Tunnel all endpoints | false | | --new | Create a new endpoint and tunnel it | false | | --port <n> | Local port | 3000 | | --token <token> | API token (also stored locally) | — | | --auth-code <code> | One-time auth code from browser flow | — | | --no-browser | Don’t auto-open browser for auth | false | | --host <host> | CatchHook host | catchhook.app | | --key <tunnel_key> | Anonymous tunnel mode | — |

Development

cd packages/catchhook-tunnel
npm install
npm run dev -- --help
npm test