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sm-beeper

v0.1.1

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Expose Beeper Desktop securely for the Soft-Machine web app

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sm-beeper

Connect Beeper Desktop on your computer to the Soft-Machine web app.

npx sm-beeper

The CLI:

  1. Checks that Beeper Desktop is installed and opens the official download page when it is not.
  2. Starts Beeper and waits for its local Desktop API.
  3. Downloads the official cloudflared binary into ~/.sm-beeper/bin when needed (no sudo).
  4. Creates a temporary Cloudflare Quick Tunnel to http://127.0.0.1:23373.
  5. Copies the generated HTTPS URL for pasting into Soft-Machine → Settings → Beeper → Address.

Keep the command running while using Beeper in the web app. The Quick Tunnel URL changes each time the command starts. Stop it with Enter or Ctrl+C.

Security

The tunnel exposes the Beeper Desktop API endpoint, but Beeper still requires the separate access token you create under Beeper → Settings → Integrations → Approved connections. Soft-Machine keeps that token in the current browser's local storage; sm-beeper never reads or stores it.

Supported hosts

  • macOS: Apple Silicon and Intel
  • Linux: x64, arm64, arm, and 32-bit x86
  • Windows: x64 and 32-bit x86

Requires Node.js 20 or newer.