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lite-http-tunnel

v0.2.0

Published

HTTP tunnel client

Readme

Lite HTTP Tunnel - Client

Lite HTTP Tunnel client to connect Lite HTTP Tunnel server.

Usage

Firstly, please follow here to have your Lite HTTP Tunnel server.

Installation

$ npm i -g lite-http-tunnel
$ lite-http-tunnel -h

Setup

Config remote public server address:

$ lite-http-tunnel config server https://your_web_host_domain

Auth with tunnel server:

$ lite-http-tunnel auth $JWT_GENERATOR_USERNAME $JWT_GENERATOR_PASSWORD

Replace $JWT_GENERATOR_USERNAME and $JWT_GENERATOR_PASSWORD with values that you provide at tunnel server

Start client

$ lite-http-tunnel start your_local_server_port

Please replace your_local_server_port with your local HTTP server port, eg: 8080.

After that you can access your local HTTP server by access your_public_server_domain.

Change origin:

$ lite-http-tunnel start your_local_server_port -o localhost:5000