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hsync-wc

v0.3.0

Published

Webcontainer helpers for hsync

Downloads

6

Readme

hsync-wc

WebContainer helpers for hsync

Installation

npm

npm install hsync-wc

or with a script tag

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

this gives you a global hsyncWC variable.

Relaying your WebContainer's shell to telnet

First import hsync and hsync-wc into your app:

import hsync from 'hsync/hsync-web';
import hsyncWC from 'hsync-wc';

Then establish an hsync reverse proxy connection:

const hsyncCon = await hsync.dynamicConnect();
const net = await hsyncWC.createNet(webcontainerInstance);
hsyncCon.setNet(net)
hsyncCon.addSocketRelay({ port: 2323 }); // shell port

console.log(hsyncCon.webUrl); // something like: https://xxxxxx.hsync.tech

Then in a terminal, connect to that webUrl:

npx hsync -llp 2323 -lth https://xxxxxx.hsync.tech

And in another terminal tab:

telnet localhost 2323

Relaying ANY other TCP/IP port

Add the ports you want to relay from your app through hsync:

hsyncCon.addSocketRelay({ port: 9000 }); // any service

Add a list ports you whatever ports you'd like to relay from your WebContainer:

npx hsync -llp 2323,9000,5432 -lth https://xxxxxx.hsync.tech

Simply connect to them on localhost using whatever client you'd like (telnet, postico, etc...)