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fvttt

v5.5.0

Published

FVTTT is a CLI tool for tunneling Foundry VTT application through Cloudflare.

Readme

FVTTT

CLI tool for tunneling a local Foundry VTT instance through a temporary Cloudflare Tunnel (TryCloudflare).

Requires Bun.

Install

bun install -g fvttt

Or run locally:

bun install
bun run fvttt

Usage

  1. Start Foundry VTT on your machine (default port 30000).
  2. Run fvttt.
  3. Enter your Foundry port when prompted.
  4. Copy the tunnel URL and share it with your players.
  5. Press Ctrl+C to stop the tunnel when you're done.

The tunnel URL changes each time you run FVTTT.

Foundry configuration

Foundry may reject requests from the tunnel hostname. If players see connection or host errors, add this to your Foundry options.json (via Configuration → Edit Configuration or by editing the file directly):

{
  "options": {
    "hosts": true
  }
}

Setting hosts to true allows Foundry to accept connections from any hostname, which is required for ephemeral TryCloudflare URLs.

Alternatively, add the specific tunnel hostname to Foundry's allowed hosts if you prefer a narrower setting.

How it works

On each run, FVTTT:

  1. Ensures cloudflared is installed and up to date.
  2. Prompts for your local Foundry port.
  3. Starts a quick Cloudflare tunnel to http://localhost:<port>.
  4. Prints the public URL and keeps the tunnel open until you stop it.

License

MIT