DockHive Tunnel

DockHive Tunnel puts an app running on your computer on the internet at https://<name>.dockhive.live, through your DockHive account. Install the dockhive CLI, sign in, and expose a port:

dockhive login
dockhive expose 3000

The CLI prints your public address and starts a local dashboard:

  Forwarding  https://brave-otter-7k2p.dockhive.live  ->  http://localhost:3000
  Region      eu
Dashboard: http://127.0.0.1:4040

HTTPS, WebSockets, server-sent events, streaming responses and large uploads all work. The CLI opens one outbound connection to the DockHive edge, so nothing on your computer listens on a public port: no port forwarding and no public IP needed. If your network drops, the tunnel reconnects by itself and keeps the same URL.

Commands

Command	What it does
`dockhive login`	Sign in (opens your browser). `--token` signs in with an API key; `--no-browser` prints the link instead.
`dockhive whoami`	Show the signed-in account and plan.
`dockhive logout`	Sign out and delete the stored credentials.
`dockhive expose <target>`	Share a local app on a public HTTPS URL.
`dockhive names`	List your reserved names. `names release <name>` gives one up.
`dockhive regions`	Show the tunnel regions and their latency from where you are.
`dockhive service install\|uninstall`	Run a tunnel in the background at login.
`dockhive doctor [port]`	Check your sign-in, connectivity to every region and, with a port, that your local app answers.
`dockhive version`	Print the version and check for a newer release.

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