tunnelmole
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Tunnelmole, an open source ngrok alternative. Instant public URLs for any http/https based application. Available as a command line application or as an NPM dependency for your code. Stable and maintained. Good test coverage. Works behind firewalls
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JavaScript
import tunnelmole from "../tunnelmole.js";
import isNumber from 'is-number';
import { setApiKey } from "../identity/api-key-service.js";
import { unreserveDomain } from "../domains/unreseve-domain.js";
/**
* Build Options from the command line input, then pass them off to tunnelmole()
*/
export default async function dispatchCommand(arg0, command) {
const options = {};
// If the first argument is a number, launch Tunnelmole and expose the port
if (isNumber(arg0)) {
options.port = parseInt(arg0);
}
if (typeof command.args[1] === 'string' && command.args[1].toLowerCase() === 'as' && typeof command.args[2] === 'string') {
options.domain = command.args[2];
}
else if (typeof command.args[1] === 'string' && command.args[1] === "AS" && typeof command.args[2] !== 'string') {
console.info("Please enter the domain you want to expose e.g. foo.tunnelmole.net");
}
// Check for a route handler for any options passed
const routeOption = resolveRoute(command);
if (typeof routeOption === 'string') {
const handler = routes[routeOption];
// Call the handler, command[routeOption] is the value of the command line option then exit
await handler(command[routeOption]);
return Promise.resolve();
}
if (options.port) {
// We have enough to Launch Tunnelmole
tunnelmole(options, true);
return;
}
// No actions to dispatch based on arguments. Show help.
command.help();
}
// See if any command line options match a route to handle them. Return the name of the handler for the first match
const resolveRoute = (command) => {
for (const option in command) {
if (routes[option] !== undefined) {
return option;
}
}
return undefined;
};
const routes = {
"setApiKey": setApiKey,
"unreserveSubdomain": unreserveDomain
};
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