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github.com/localtunnel/go-localtunnel
A localtunnel.me client library exposing localtunnel
connections through a net.Listener
implementation. While localtunnel only
supports forwarding HTTP(S) connections, this is useful as you can hook it up
to http.Server
directly. Neat, if writing test-suites or command-line
utilities exposing web-hooks of localtunnel.
// Setup a listener for localtunnel
listener, err := localtunnel.Listen(localtunnel.Options{})
// Create your server...
server := http.Server{
Handler: http.HandleFunc(func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
w.WriteHeader(200)
...
})
}
// Handle request from localtunnel
server.Serve(listener)
See documentation for more details.
This package is released under MPLv2.
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