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🦹🏼‍♂️ URLS FOR DEVS 🦹🏼‍♂️


UrlyUp lets you publish early from your own computer or any host, anywhere.
Think of it as a secured public URL pointing to your locally hosted content or
any other host under your control.

Publish any HTTP port (think 8080, 3000) with a static HTTPS URL for deployment
or debugging.

For example: https://3000-R5TR4G-free.urlyup.com will now hit port 3000 of your
Flask, Node or Deno app! No SSL to configure.

Your apps are instantly accessible without the need for external resources but a
simple broadband connection to the Internet.

Your can now turn that proof of concept you just coded on your laptop into a
site that can be visited by your first supporters, and changes in your dev
environment will reflect immediately.

Web and backend developers are UrlyUp's first class citizens since publishing
port is often a starter (Self hosters can also access this URL to securely
access self-hosted apps):




💻 INSTRUCTIONS 💻


One line Publishing command for Debian/Ubuntu (Read below for other OSes):

wget -O - https://urlyup.com/debian.sh | bash

After this command executes on a host, for example an Ubuntu host connected to
Internet connection, it will immediately configure the host to be reached
through the URL provided when the command returns.
By default, only port 3000 will be exposed to your secured URL. Only a private
IP, not connected to the Internet but to UrlyUp private network, is allocated to
your host. The UrlyUp free URL connects the world to that private IP on port
3000 by default.
Your private IP, to which your app should be listening to, for the UrlyUp URL to
reach it, is available by issuing the following command after being succesfully
connected to UrlyUp:
wg show wg0

To disable the URL simply issue the following command at the prompt:
wg-quick down wg0

To re-enable the URL simply issue:
wg-quick up wg0

Or, on any other Operating System, run the following command in your terminal to
get an UrlyUp URL. Easy setup instruction is included in the API call response
for the most popular OSes. The API response also contains a host connect
configuration and a TLS protect URL of your own to connect to the host. 🦹🏼‍♂️

curl https://urlyup.com/free

From Ubuntu (Debian) get a URL to any port with a one-liner command:

wget -O - https://urlyup.com/debian.sh | bash

Just add the port number and a dash before the URL to reach a port such as 3000
.For example: https://3000-R5TR4G-free.urlyup.com will now hit port 3000 of your
Flask, Node or Deno app! No SSL to configure.

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