morzhanov/sshpf

Performs port forwarding of apis via ssh using a config

sshpf

Performs port forwarding of apis via ssh using a config

Usage

1. Create config and store it in /bin
2. Store sshpf.sh file in /bin
3. Build and store app in the /bin/sshpfbin
4. Modify PATH and use tool

sshpf <?env>

Config

Config file should be stored in the ~/bin/sshpf_config.yaml

Bash file

Bash file should be stored in the ~/bin/sshpf.sh

Binary file

Binary file should be stored in the ~/bin/sshpfbin

Building and adding to PATH (fish)

1. Compile your Go script into a binary:

   Compile your script into a binary by running:

   go build .

2. Move the binary to a directory in your PATH:

   Create a directory for your custom binaries. You can create a bin directory in your home directory:

   mkdir ~/bin

   Move the sshpf binary to this directory:

   mv sshpf ~/bin

3. Add the directory to your PATH in Fish shell:

   Open your Fish shell configuration file ~/.config/fish/config.fish:

   nano ~/.config/fish/config.fish

   Add the following line to this file to include the bin directory in your PATH:

   set -gx PATH $HOME/bin $PATH
   
   alias sshpf "bash ~/bin/sshpf.sh"

   Save the changes to the configuration file.

4. Reload Fish configuration:

   After saving the changes, reload your Fish configuration to apply the changes:

   source ~/.config/fish/config.fish

5. Test your setup:

   You should now be able to run sshpf from anywhere in your terminal, and it should execute your sshpf script with the specified task name.