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@elf5/periscope

v1.0.109

Published

CLI client for Periscope SSH tunnel server

Readme

Periscope

Secure tunnels from localhost to the internet — hosted by Elf 5 or self-hosted on your own infrastructure.

Install

npm install -g @elf5/periscope

Quick Start

periscope share my-app --target http://localhost:3000

The CLI opens a browser to authenticate on first run, then prints your public tunnel URL.

Commands

periscope share <name> --target <url>     # Share a local service
periscope auth login                      # Authenticate
periscope auth logout                     # Sign out
periscope config set --server <url>       # Set server URL
periscope config show                     # Show configuration
periscope status                          # Check connection and auth status
periscope feedback "<message>"            # Send feedback to Elf 5

Interactive Mode

periscope -i

Starts an interactive session with tab completion. Additional commands available in interactive mode:

periscope > share <name> --target <url>     # Share a local service
periscope > sessions                        # List active sessions
periscope > close <name>                    # Close a session
periscope > close --all                     # Close all sessions
periscope > replay <name>                   # Replay the most recent captured request

Free Trial

60-day free trial — no credit card required. Get started at elf5.com.

Support

Email [email protected] or run periscope feedback "your message".

License

MIT