/tunnel

It establishes a bridge between system and web for performing task on system via web

Primary LanguageGoMIT LicenseMIT

tunnel

It establishes a bridge between system and web for performing task on system via web.

Setup

Please follow the below instruction to install the tunnel on target system.

Install latest version

With Shell:

curl -fsSL https://isurfer21.github.io/tunnel/install.sh | sh

With PowerShell:

iwr https://isurfer21.github.io/tunnel/install.ps1 -useb | iex

Install specific version

With Shell:

curl -fsSL https://isurfer21.github.io/tunnel/install.sh | sh -s v2.0.0

With PowerShell:

iwr https://isurfer21.github.io/tunnel/install.ps1 -useb -outf install.ps1; .\install.ps1 v2.0.0

Manual setup

  1. Download the app from releases section of the repository.
  2. Access it from anywhere by adding the app path in the system path.

Usage

Below mentioned switches can be shuffled based on requirement, so explore it via help

tunnel -h

Default or local

Accessible on host system at default port, i.e., 9999; without credentials so it uses default credentials

tunnel

Authenticative

Accessible at default host & port, i.e., localhost:9999 but APIs will become accessible only using credentials

tunnel -i admin -c 123456

Custom host & port

Accessible on all systems over network at custom port

tunnel -u 192.168.0.100 -p 8080

Serve cross domain request

Serve cross-site incoming request from host system only

tunnel -x

Serve cross-site request from any systems

tunnel -x -u 192.168.0.100 -p 8080

Custom host & port

Serve along with static site at ./ location

tunnel -d

Serve along with static site at ./app location

tunnel -d=./app

API

The API Key can be generated using tunnel.genApiKey(username, password) that can be kept separate, so as to avoid disclosing the credentials.

Example: Basic

(function main() {
    console.log('main');
    let tunnel = new Tunnel();
    let failure = (options, status, error) => {
        console.log('[1] main.failure', status, error);
    };
    tunnel.login('admin', '123456');
    tunnel.authenticate((result) => {
        console.log('[1] main.authenticate.success', result);
        tunnel.terminal('ls', (result) => {
            console.log('[2] main.terminal.success', result);
        }, failure);
    }, failure);
}());

Development

Compile/Run

To directly compile and run the source code,

cd tunnel
go run tunnel.go

it will start the tunnel

Build

To build the executable from source code,

cd tunnel
go build tunnel.go

it will create the tunnel executable file for current OS

Cross-build

To build the cross-platform executable from source code,

on macOS,

cd tunnel
sh build.sh

on Windows,

cd tunnel
build.bat

it will generate the tunnel executable files for all supported OS

Testing

The APIs can be tested using python3 on command-line or using an standalone html page at browser that is being served via default embedded static web server in the app.

Python

tunnel
python3 ./test/test.py

HTML+JS

tunnel
open http://127.0.0.1:9999/test/demo.html

References

  1. isurfer21/Suxm