Pinggy allows you to create HTTP / HTTPS tunnels to your localhost using a single command:
First, run the service you want to share in localhost. You need to know the port where the service is running, for example 8000. Check if the service is accessible from localhost through http://localhost:8000.
Command to start a tunnel to port 8000:
ssh -p 443 -R0:localhost:8000 a.pinggy.io
Replace 8000 with the port where your service is running.
ssh -p 443 -R0:localhost:8000 token@a.pinggy.io
Replace 8000 with the port where your service is running, and replace token with your owntoken.
The above command will provide you http and https URLs as follows:
You can access local server via following URL(s):
http://fakqxzqrohxxx.a.pinggy.online
https://fakqxzqrohxxx.a.pinggy.online
You can access your localhost service using these URLs.
These URLs will change every time you create a new tunnel.
If you want a persistent subdomain upgrade to Pinggy Pro.