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exposeme

v0.2.1

Published

Zero-config, P2P localhost tunnel with a 6-digit code UX.

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anishroyanishroy

Keywords

tunnellocalhostwebrtcp2pngrokshare

Readme

exposeme

Zero-config, P2P localhost tunnel with a 6-digit code UX.

npx exposeme 3000

You get a 6-digit code and a shareable link. The person you share it with opens the link (or enters the code at exposeme.anishroy.com), and your localhost:3000 streams to their browser over a direct WebRTC data channel — no relay servers touching your traffic.

How it works

  • A Cloudflare Worker mints short-lived 6-digit session codes.
  • Firebase Realtime Database carries the WebRTC signaling handshake.
  • The page itself is fetched peer-to-peer: a Service Worker in the viewer's browser forwards requests over the data channel to the CLI, which proxies them to your local server.

Configuration

None required. For self-hosted deployments, override via environment variables (or a .env file): EXPOSEME_API_URL and FIREBASE_* / VITE_FIREBASE_* web config. See the repository for details.