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hsync

v0.30.1

Published

client for hsync-server

Downloads

65

Readme

hsync

NPM

hsync is a reverse-proxy client for node.js and browsers that connects to an hsync-server.

You can share your local webserver as a secure public URL, as well as tunnel whatever tcp/ip traffic you'd like between two hsync clients.

installation

npm

npm i -g hsync

or add to a webpage

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/hsync/dist/hsync.min.js"></script>

this gives you a hsync global variable.

run

hsync

run with npx

npx hsync

run inside of a webpage

const hsyncCon = await hsync.dynamicConnect();

configuration

by default hsync will connect to the default hsync.tech server and allow a connection for up to 4 hours.

However you can pass flags to the command line or configure env variables:

| flag | long flag | type | env variable | description | | ---- | --------------------- | ------- | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | -p | -port | number | PORT | port for local webserver |
| -d | --dynamic-host | url | HSYNC_DYNAMIC_HOST | host to get a dynamic connection from | | -s | --hsync-server | url | HSYNC_SERVER | hsync-server location ex: https://sub.mydomain.com | | -hs | --hsync-secret | string | HSYNC_SECRET | password to connect to hsync-server | | -llp | --listener-local-port | number | HSYNC_LLP | local port to open for listener | | -lth | --listener-target-host | url | HSYNC_LTH | target host for listener | | -ltp | --listener-target-port | number | HSYNC_LTP | target port for listener | | -rip | --relay-inbound-port | number | HSYNC_RIP | inbound port for remote relay requests | | -rth | --relay-target-host | url | HSYNC_RTH | target host for relay to open tcp connection on | | -rtp | --relay-target-port | number | HSYNC_RTP | target port for relay to open tcp connection on |