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gemini-tunnel

v1.4.0

Published

Plugin for setting up ssh tunnel while running tests with Gemini

Downloads

15

Readme

gemini-tunnel

Build Status

Plugin for setting up ssh tunnel while running tests with Gemini.

Installation

npm install gemini-tunnel

Configuration

  • host Address of remote host to which tunnel which will be established.
  • ports Ports range on remote host, port will be picked randomly from this range. If required to set specific port, min and max values must same.
  • ports.min Min port number.
  • ports.max Max port number.
  • localport Available port on local machine.
  • user (optional) User to connect to remote host
  • enabled (optional) Determines is plugin enabled. If option set as false, plugin will do nothing, otherwise plugin will work.
  • retries (optional) Number of attempts to establish tunnel. Defaults to 5 times.
  • protocol (optional) Protocol which will be used in resulting root url. Defaults to http
  • hostDecorator (optional) Function which can be used to decorate hostname before it will be written into rootUrl

Set the configuration to your .gemini.js

system: {
  plugins: {
    gemini-tunnel: {
      host: 'remote_host_address',
      user: 'user',
      ports: {
        min: 8000,
        max: 8100
      },
      localport: 8080,
      enabled: true,
      retries: 3,
      protocol: 'https',
      hostDecorator: (baseHost) => { // hostname from the original rootUrl
        return /^m\./.test(baseHost)
          ? 'm.remote_host_address'
          : 'remote_host_address'
      }
    }
  }
}

If passed config is not an object, plugin will do nothing.