Waymark / Routes / github.com/localtunnel Use the localtunnel programmatic API in Node to open and manage a tunnel
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Documented steps Install as a dependency: `yarn add localtunnel` (or `npm i localtunnel`) Import and create a tunnel: `const localtunnel = require("localtunnel"); const tunnel = await localtunnel({ port: 3000 });` Read the assigned public URL from `tunnel.url` Listen for lifecycle events: `tunnel.on("request", info => ...)` (info has method/path), `tunnel.on("error", ...)`, `tunnel.on("close", ...)` Close programmatically with `tunnel.close()`; a Node-style callback form `localtunnel(port, opts, cb)` is also supported for backwards compatibility Docs: https://github.com/localtunnel/localtunnel Known gotchas `port` is required and may be passed as the first argument or inside the options object `tunnel.url` is only populated after the promise resolves or the callback fires — don't read it before then Other options include `subdomain`, `host` (default https://localtunnel.me), and `local_host`
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