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ngrok-notify-telegram

v0.2.0

Published

Create ngrok tunnel to expose localhost to the web and notify in Telegram with ngrok URL

Downloads

6

Readme

ngrok-notify-telegram

Inspired by: thisdavej/ngrok-notify

Create ngrok tunnel to expose localhost to the web and notify by Telegram bot

Install

Linux/macOS

$ sudo npm install --unsafe-perm -g ngrok-notify-telegram

We need to install with the --unsafe-perm flag to enable the underlying ngrok package to run its postinstall script as root to download and save the ngrok binary in the global node_modules folder.

Configure

Create a directory to store the configuration files and navigate to it:

$ mkdir ngrok && cd ngrok

Copy the starter configuration files into this directory:

$ ngrok-notify-telegram init

Create Bot following this guide. At the end of the process BotFather will give you a token in format numbers:chars, copy it.

Update the following configuration files:

  • config.yml - Add chat ids that you want your bot to post to (TODO: add instructions to retrieve chat ids)
  • .env - Paste your bot token after BOT_TOKEN=

Use it

Host a web server on port 8080 (or port of your choice) using http-server, Express, etc.

Create an ngrok http tunnel to expose port 8080 running on the localhost to the world.

$ ngrok-notify-telegram http 8080

An ngrok tunnel on the public Internet will be created and the ngrok URL will be printed to the console. Additionally, ngrok-notify-telegram will send you a message to Telegram using your bot.

Use ngrok-notify-telegram in conjunction with a process manager such as pm2. After rebooting your system, you will receive a message with the new ngrok URL without needing to log into the system and start the tunnel manually.

Alternatives

This package leverages the excellent ngrok package and provides notification capabilities. If you don't have a need for the notify feature, you may want to consider using the ngrok package directly instead.

The ngrok-notify package allows you to get email notifications and notifications to your custom webhook. ngrok-notify-telegram was based on ngrok-notify.

License

MIT © Dave Johnson (thisDaveJ)

[]: https://github.com/thisdavej/ngrok-notifythisdavej/ngrok-notify