mylt

A simple localtunnel client helper to make it easier to use with a custom localtunnel server.

Quick Start

$ npm install -g localtunnel mylt
$ mylt set port 5000
$ mylt set host https://tunnel.example.tld:1234
$ mylt list
$ mylt run --open

Commands

set

You can set any localtunnel option, to pass it on as default value when running mylt run. If no value is passed, true will be used.

$ mylt set <key> [value]

unset

Removes a previously set default value.

$ mylt unset <key>

trust

This accepts self-signed certificates from the server. It is an alias for mylt set trust and can be removed with mylt unset trust. There is a native command, because it is not part of the localtunnel options.

$ mylt trust

list

Lists all previously set default values.

$ mylt list

run

Executes lt with the set default options. To override defaults, just specify them, e.g. mylt run --port 8080. This will use port 8080 even if 5000 was set as default, as shown in the example below.

$ mylt run --port 8080 --open

Options

--help

Shows a help message, listing all commands and options.

$ mylt --help

--version

Shows the mylt version.

$ mylt --version