Ngrok CLI
RAPR CLI connectorCloud, DevOps & InfrastructureExpose localhost to the internet via ngrok — HTTP/TCP tunnels, custom domains, webhook testing, and traffic inspection.
Ngrok CLI package details
RAPR CLI connector scope
This is RAPR-authored connector guidance for a command-line tool the user installs locally. The upstream CLI remains governed by its own license and terms. This package contains RAPR-authored CLI usage guidance, install commands, and agent instructions. It does not bundle the upstream CLI binary. Users can also go directly to the public upstream source linked on this page.
How to get started
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Authenticate
Add your authtoken from the ngrok dashboard to enable tunnels.
ngrok config add-authtoken YOUR_TOKENLearn more about authentication →Ngrok CLI
Expose your local development server to the internet — perfect for webhook testing, demos, and mobile development.
What you can do
- HTTP Tunnels: Expose any local port with a public HTTPS URL
- TCP Tunnels: Forward TCP traffic for databases, SSH, etc.
- Custom Domains: Use your own domain for stable URLs
- Inspection: View and replay all traffic through the tunnel
- Webhooks: Test webhooks from services like Stripe, GitHub, Twilio
Prerequisites
# Install ngrok
brew install ngrok # macOS
choco install ngrok # Windows
snap install ngrok # Linux
# Add your auth token
ngrok config add-authtoken YOUR_TOKEN
Example Commands
- "Expose my local server on port 3000"
- "Create a tunnel with a custom subdomain"
- "Forward TCP traffic to my local database"
- "Inspect the traffic going through ngrok"
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