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@qi-mobile/miniapp-tunnel-client

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MiniApp Tunnel Client

Overview

MiniApp Tunnel Client is a command-line tool that creates tunnels to expose your local development servers (running on localhost) to the internet. It's perfect for testing MiniApp locally.

Installation

Via npm (global)

npm install -g @qi-mobile/miniapp-tunnel-client

Via pnpm (global)

pnpm install -g @qi-mobile/miniapp-tunnel-client

Via bun (global)

bun install -g @qi-mobile/miniapp-tunnel-client

You can now use the miniapp-tunnel command to create tunnels to your local development servers.

Usage

miniapp-tunnel login

Authenticate with Miniapp Tunnel Server.

miniapp-tunnel login

You'll be prompted to enter:

  • Email
  • Password (hidden input)

miniapp-tunnel tunnel <port> [options]

Create a tunnel to expose a local development server.

miniapp-tunnel tunnel <port>

Arguments:

  • <port> - The local port number to tunnel (required)

Options:

  • --sub <subdomain> - Request a custom subdomain (e.g., myapp)

Examples:

# Tunnel port 3000 with a random subdomain
miniapp-tunnel tunnel 3000

After running the command, you will be able to access your local development server at https://<subdomain>.miniapp-proxy.cc'

# Tunnel port 8080 with a custom subdomain
miniapp-tunnel tunnel 8080 --sub myapp

After running the command, you will be able to access your local development server at https://myapp.miniapp-proxy.cc

miniapp-tunnel list

List all tunnels.

miniapp-tunnel list

miniapp-tunnel delete <subdomain>

Delete a tunnel.

miniapp-tunnel delete <subdomain>

miniapp-tunnel restart <subdomain>

Restart a tunnel.

miniapp-tunnel restart <subdomain>

miniapp-tunnel whoami

Show the current user.

miniapp-tunnel whoami

miniapp-tunnel logout

Logout from Miniapp Tunnel Server.

miniapp-tunnel logout

miniapp-tunnel version

Show the current version.

miniapp-tunnel version

miniapp-tunnel help

Show the help message.

miniapp-tunnel help

Troubleshooting

"Not logged in" error

Make sure you've run miniapp-tunnel login before creating a tunnel:

Important Notes

  • Make sure to run the development server with a --host flag to make it accessible from the internet.
  • Stale tunnels are automatically closed after a set period of time of inactivity, feel free to restart it if you need to.