testingbot-tunnel-launcher

A library to download and launch TestingBot Tunnel.

Installation

npm install testingbot-tunnel-launcher

Usage

Simple Usage

const testingbotTunnel = require('testingbot-tunnel-launcher');

testingbotTunnel({
  apiKey: process.env.TB_KEY,
  apiSecret: process.env.TB_SECRET,
  verbose: true
}, function (err, tunnel) {
  if (err) {
    console.error(err.message);
    return;
  }
  console.log("Tunnel ready");

  tunnel.close(function () {
    console.log("Tunnel closed completely");
  })
});

Advanced Usage

const testingbotTunnel = require('testingbot-tunnel-launcher')
const options = {
  // The TestingBot API key which you can get for free, listed in the TestingBot member area
  apiKey: 'key',

  // The TestingBot API secret which you can get for free, listed in the TestingBot member area
  apiSecret: 'secret',

  // More verbose output from the tunnel
  verbose: true,

  // Port on which the tunnel Selenium relay will listen for
  // requests. Default 4445. (optional)
  se-port: null,

  // Proxy host and port the tunnel can use to connect to an upstream proxy
  // e.g. "localhost:1234" (optional)
  proxy: null,

  // a comma-separated list of domains that
  // will not go through the tunnel. (optional)
  fast-fail-regexps: null,

  // Write logging output to this logfile (optional)
  logfile: null,

  // Change the tunnel version - see versions on https://testingbot.com/support/other/tunnel/changelog.html
  tunnelVersion: "4.0",

  // Gives this tunnel a unique identifier
  tunnelIdentifier: "myIdentifier"
};

testingbotTunnel(options, function(err, tunnel) {
  console.log("Started Tunnel");
  tunnel.close(function () {
    console.log("Closed tunnel");
  });
});

Credentials

You can pass the TestingBot credentials as apiKey and apiSecret in the options.

You can also create a ~/.testingbot file in your $HOME directory, with apiKey:apiSecret as contents.

Testing

npm test

MIT license

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