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@codezavod/ssh-tunneler

v1.1.0

Published

Plugin for gemini and hermione to set up ssh tunnel while running tests

Downloads

4

Readme

ssh-tunneler Build Status

Forked from https://github.com/gemini-testing/ssh-tunneler

Plugin for gemini and hermione to set up ssh tunnel while running tests.

Install

$ npm install ssh-tunneler

Configuration

  • host (mandatory) String – address of a remote host to which ssh tunnel will be established
  • ports (mandatory) Object - ports range on a remote host; port will be picked randomly from this range
    • min Number – min port number
    • max Number - max port number
  • localport (mandatory) Number - available port on a local machine
  • user (optional) String - user to connect to a remote host
  • sshPort (optional) Number - port which should be used to create ssh tunnel, default is 22
  • retries (optional) Number - the number of attempts to establish a tunnel, default is 5
  • protocol (optional) String - protocol which will be used in a resulting base url, default is http
  • enabled (optional) Boolean - switch on/off the plugin; the plugin is switched on by default.
  • urlDecorator (optional) Function - provides the ability to decorate a resulting base url; function accepts two arguments - 1) a current value of a base url, 2) an instance of a created ssh tunnel

Usage

gemini

Add the plugin to your configuration file:

module.exports = {
    system: {
        plugins: {
            'ssh-tunneler/gemini': {
                // configuration
            }
        }
    }
};

hermione

Add the plugin to your configuration file:

module.exports = {
    plugins: {
        'ssh-tunneler/hermione': {
            // configuration
        }
    }
};