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@solez-ai/portly

v1.3.1

Published

Zero-config localhost tunnel CLI for developers.

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Maintainers

solez-aisolez-ai

Keywords

tunnellocalhostclideveloper-toolscloudflaredportly

Readme

Portly

MIT License Node CLI

Portly is a zero-config localhost sharing CLI with smarter detection, safer defaults, and script-friendly automation.

npx @solez-ai/portly

Features

  • Scan all listening local ports (not only a fixed short list)
  • Framework fingerprinting from headers + HTML signatures
  • Multi-app selection when several local servers are detected
  • Local health checks before tunnel startup
  • Public reachability checks after tunnel startup
  • Uses Cloudflare Quick Tunnel (cloudflared) instead of LocalTunnel
  • Auto-installs cloudflared binary if missing (Windows/Linux x64/arm64)
  • Tunnel creation retry + auto-reconnect on drop
  • Safer defaults: --confirm, auth/admin warning detection
  • Port policy controls: --allowlist, --denylist
  • CLI UX modes: --json, --quiet, --verbose, --copy
  • Diagnostics command: portly doctor
  • Session commands: portly list, portly stop
  • Watch mode: portly watch
  • Preset aliases: portly dev, portly demo
  • Local config support (.portlyrc, .portlyrc.json, ~/.portlyrc.json)
  • NPM helper script: npm run share
  • Optional git hook installer: npm run hooks:install

Install

npm install -g @solez-ai/portly

Or run instantly:

npx @solez-ai/portly

Core Commands

# Start tunnel
portly

# Manual port
portly 3000

# Watch mode
portly watch

# Diagnostics
portly doctor

# Sessions
portly list
portly stop

# Presets
portly dev
portly demo

Useful Options

portly --json
portly --quiet
portly --verbose
portly --confirm
portly --copy
portly --allowlist 3000,5173
portly --denylist 9229
portly --copy
portly --no-reconnect

Config

Portly merges config from:

~/.portlyrc.json
./.portlyrc
./.portlyrc.json

Supported keys include:

  • defaultPort
  • timeoutMs
  • allowlistPorts
  • denylistPorts
  • reconnectAttempts
  • reconnectDelayMs

Docs and Links

  • Docs: https://portly-live.pages.dev
  • GitHub: https://github.com/Solez-ai/Portly
  • npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@solez-ai/portly

Local Development

git clone https://github.com/Solez-ai/Portly.git
cd Portly/portly
npm install
npm run share
npm run docs:serve

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.