qrcoded-public-ip-terminal

qrcoded-public-ip-terminal

Generate and display your public/dev/testing IP address as QR code in your terminal.

Install

$ npm install --global qrcoded-public-ip-terminal

Usage

Basic Usage:

 $  qrcode-myip [PORT]

 # Examples:

 qrcode-myip
    # Defaults to port 9000

 qrcode-myip 3000
    # -> localhost:3000
 qrcode-myip 8080
    # -> localhost:8080

Extended Documentation

Usage
  $ qrcoded-public-ip-terminal [PORT]

Options
  --port  Port [Default: 9000]

Examples
  $ qrcoded-public-ip-terminal
    # ...  PUBLIC ADDRESS: 	 192.168.86.28:9000
    # ...  { QR Code Encoded Public IP Address }

  $ qrcoded-public-ip-terminal 3000
    # ...  PUBLIC ADDRESS: 	 192.168.86.28:3000
    # ...  { QR Code Encoded Public IP Address }

API

qrcodedPublicIpTerminal(input, options?)

input

Type: integer

Port

options

Type: object

foo

Type: boolean
Default: false

Lorem ipsum.

CLI

$ npm install --global qrcoded-public-ip-terminal

$ qrcoded-public-ip-terminal --help

  Usage
    qrcoded-public-ip-terminal [input]

  Options
    --foo  Lorem ipsum [Default: false]

  Examples
    $ qrcoded-public-ip-terminal
    unicorns & rainbows
    $ qrcoded-public-ip-terminal ponies
    ponies & rainbows