Windows / macOS / Linux
Add this to your script:
import ngrok_info
ngrok_info.get()
Now, if you run it, you will see output with some info. If ngrok is not running on your computer, it will output error. After you run it, you can acess the info as variables too!
If you are using config file to specify the tunnel preset, use ngrok_info.get("TUNNEL_NAME")
(Replace TUNNEL_NAME with your tunnel name. Please do not remove the quotation marks.)
If you do not want to print output, but only variables, use ngrok_info.get_notext()
If the tunnel is TCP, you have access these variables: ngrok_info.tnl_name
, ngrok_info.tnl_type
, ngrok_info.address
, ngrok_info.ip
and ngrok_info.port
.
With https tunnel, you can acess these variables: ngrok_info.tnl_name
, ngrok_info.tnl_type
, ngrok_info.address
and ngrok_info.ip
.
⚠️ The ngrok_info.get()
and ngrok_info.get_notext()
functions do not return anything when executed! ⚠️
Do you want to be reminded to update the package?
Run ngrok_info.allow_update()
RIGHT AFTER importing the package.