Waymark / Routes / ngrok.com
Embed ngrok directly in an app with the Agent SDKs (no separate agent process)
domain: ngrok.com · 6 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps Set your token: `export NGROK_AUTHTOKEN=<token>` (all SDKs read it from the environment) Python: `pip install ngrok`, then `import ngrok; fwd = ngrok.forward("localhost:8085", authtoken_from_env=True); print(fwd.url())` JavaScript: `npm install @ngrok/ngrok`, then `const fwd = await ngrok.forward({ addr: "localhost:8085", authtoken_from_env: true }); console.log(fwd.url())` Go: `go get golang.ngrok.com/ngrok/v2`, then `ngrok.Forward(ctx, ngrok.WithUpstream("http://localhost:8085"))` and read `fwd.URL()` Rust: `cargo add ngrok`, build a `Session` with `authtoken_from_env()`, then `http_endpoint().listen_and_forward(url)` Docs: https://ngrok.com/docs/agent-sdks/
Known gotchas Go, Rust, Python and JavaScript SDKs are stable; Java is alpha Agent SDKs are free to use but provisioned cloud resources may still incur costs Keep the process alive / forwarder referenced or the tunnel closes when the app exits
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