Knrog

Expose your local server to the internet with secure tunnels.

Installation

npm install -g knrog

Usage

# Basic usage - expose a local port
knrog <port>

# Example: expose localhost:3000
knrog 3000

# Use a custom server
knrog 3000 --server wss://api.knrog.online

# Request a specific subdomain
knrog 3000 --subdomain myapp

# Provide an API key directly
knrog 3000 --api-key YOUR_API_KEY

Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | -s, --server <url> | Knrog server URL (default: wss://api.knrog.online) | | -k, --api-key <key> | API Key for authentication | | -d, --subdomain <name> | Request a specific subdomain | | -h, --help | Display help |

Authentication

On first use, Knrog will:

1. Open your browser to register/login
2. Automatically save your API key to ~/.knrog/config.json

You can also provide an API key manually using the --api-key option.

Configuration

Knrog stores configuration in ~/.knrog/config.json:

{
  "apiKey": "your-api-key",
  "lastSubdomain": "your-last-subdomain"
}

License

MIT