CLI reference

tunnelpad share

tunnelpad share <target> [options]

<target> is a port (8000), host:port, or a URL (https://acme.test).

Option
`--subdomain=<name>`	Choose the name (Pro, Team)
`--domain=<host>`	Serve at your own domain (Pro, Team). See Custom domains
`--auth=<user:password>`	Password-protect the tunnel
`--magic-auth[=<emails>]`	Ask visitors for their email first, optionally only some (`@acme.com,jane@example.com`)
`--qr`	Print a QR code of the public address
`--vite=<path>` / `--no-vite`	Share a Laravel project's Vite dev server too, or don't
`--no-dashboard`	Don't start the dashboard on 127.0.0.1:4040
`--preserve-host`	Send the public host name to your app instead of the local one
`--inspect=<dir>`	Save every request and response as JSON files
`--server=<key or URL>`	Use another server (see `tunnelpad servers`)
`--token=<token>`	Use this token instead of the saved one
`--json`	Print events as JSON lines, for scripts and apps

tunnelpad share-port <port or host:port> [--server=…] [--token=…] [--json]

Share a TCP port (Pro, Team). See TCP ports.

tunnelpad token [<token>] [--server=<URL>]

Save a token (and optionally a server), or show the saved one.

List the servers you can share through. --json for scripts.

tunnelpad default-server [<key>]

Set the server tunnelpad share uses by default, or show it.

Update to the latest version. --check only says whether there's one.

Variable
`TUNNELPAD_TOKEN`	Token to use (instead of the saved one)
`TUNNELPAD_SERVER`	Server to use
`TUNNELPAD_AUTH`	Same as `--auth`, without putting the password on the command line
`TUNNELPAD_MAGIC_AUTH`	Same as `--magic-auth`
`TUNNELPAD_HOME`	Where settings are kept (default `~/.tunnelpad`)
`TUNNELPAD_NO_UPDATE_CHECK`	Set to `1` to stop checking for new versions