Getting Started
LocalXpose is a reverse proxy that enables you to expose your localhost services to the internet.
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LocalXpose is a reverse proxy that enables you to expose your localhost services to the internet.
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LocalXpose has two options, Command line (CLI) or Graphical User Interface (GUI), it is cross-platform (Linux, Windows, MacOS), you can download the suitable binary for your machine from the home page at .
Currently the available regions that you can issue tunnels to are:
United states
Europe
Asia Pacific
Australia (SOON)
HTTP/s
TLS
TCP
UDP
Linux
Windows
Mac
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Download the CLI from the homepage.
This is a CLI app, you should start it from a terminal window (double click the app will not work), so for example in windows open your cmd.exe or powershell then navigate to your downloaded binary like cd C:\Users\example .
Login from CLI by calling:
7. Start your tunnel
You can change the http tunnel type to your needs like tcp, tls or udp and change --to to your localhost service, if your local server is running on port 80 then you should forward the traffic by doing --to 80, localhost:80 , http://localhost:80 or :80.
You can always refer to CLI help command, for instance if you need to know the options you have in the http tunnel, you can do loclx tunnel http --help, or if you need to know how to reserve a domain name you can do loclx domain --help.
Signup from the home page
Login to your dashboard by clicking Login button in the home page
Copy your access token that will be under access tab in your dashboard or go directly here .
You are most welcome to reach us by email hello@localxpose.io or by clicking the chat button in our home page , or get help from other LocalXpose users .