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xpoze

v1.0.4

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Expose your localhost to web using Ngrok

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Xpoze v1.0.4

npm version

Expose your localhost to the web via Ngrok effortlessly.

Installation

npm install -g xpoze

You must install Xpoze globally to use it as a command-line tool.

Usage

After installation, you can use the following command to verify that Xpoze is installed correctly:

xpoze -h

Activation

To activate Xpoze with Ngrok authentication, run:

xpoze --auth=<ngrok auth>

Telegram Bot Configuration (Optional)

If you want to use the Telegram bot feature, you can configure it by providing your Telegram bot token and chat ID: (Both Required !)

xpoze --tgAuth=<telegram bot token>
xpoze --tgChat=<telegram chat ID>

Configurations

To view the current configurations, use:

xpoze --config

Run Xpoze (after previous configurations)

After Configurations you can expose your localhost to the web using Xpoze, run the following command with the port of your local server:

xpoze --port=<port of localhost server>

Features

  • Show Ngrok URL as a QR code in the terminal
  • Provide options to send URL to a Telegram bot

Dependencies

Xpoze uses the following dependencies:

  • ngrok
  • yargs
  • axios
  • inquirer
  • qrcode-terminal

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License