A simple interface for easy using pyngrok tunnel port forwarding. Useful if you want to move your localhost to public
- Easy installation via install.bat (Windows) or install.sh (Linux & MacOS)
- Available in three languages
- Ngrok settings in Application
- Theme changing
- System: Windows, Linux or MacOS
- GPU: 512MB
- CPU: No requirement
- RAM: 64MB minimum, 128MB recommended
- Disk space: 25MB
- Internet
- First install all RequiredDependencies
Git clone https://github.com/Dartvauder/NgrokManager.git
to any location- Run the
Install.bat
and wait for installation - After installation, run
Start.bat
- Wait for the application to launch
- Enjoy!
- To get update, run
Update.bat
- First install all RequiredDependencies
Git clone https://github.com/Dartvauder/NgrokManager.git
to any location- Run the
./Install.sh
and wait for installation - After installation, run
./Start.sh
- Wait for the application to launch
- Enjoy!
- To get update, run
./Update.sh
- Register using this site Ngrok
- Go to your dashboard and copy your token
- Paste your token in
ngrok Token
- Enter the port you need to tunnel and select your protocol
- Click
Create Tunnel
button and double-click on the link that appears below - To delete a tunnel, select it below and click
Delete Selected Tunnel
button - To check the status of your connections, click
Web Inspection Interface
button
Optional: You can create one free domain for your tunnel and enter it. For greater security, you can enter your login and password (Not from Ngrok account) to enter your tunnel. You can also choose one of three languages and change the theme and region. Also you can save/load your tunnel config file.
- Generate SSH key:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your@email.com"
- View your public key:
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
- Go to this and Add New SSH Key
- Paste your public key and save
- Now you can use
Create SSH Tunnel
button
Many thanks to these projects because thanks to their applications/libraries, i was able to create my application:
First of all, I want to thank the developers of PyCharm, GitHub and Ngrok. With the help of their applications, i was able to create and share my code
pyngrok
- https://github.com/alexdlaird/pyngrokpyyaml
- https://github.com/yaml/pyyaml/