Hypertele

A swiss-knife proxy powered by HyperDHT!

GitHub (Hypertele)

• Installation

• Basic usage

Installation

Install with npm

npm install -g hypertele // hyperswarm server proxy
npm install -g hyper-cmd-utils // keygen utils

Basic usage

Server

Standard pipe server

hypertele-server --help

Create a JSON config file for the server

{
  "seed": "SEED",
  "allowed": [
    "CLIENT_PEER_KEY",
    ...
  ]
}

Options	Description
-l <PORT>	port of the local service exposed to the peers
--cert-skip	skip certificate check when connecting to local service
--seed SEED	seed (command-line)

Examples

hypertele-server -l 22 -c config-server.json
hypertele-server -l 22 --seed XXX

The above-mentioned command will print out the pubkey.

Pub

Pub server

hypertele-pub --help

Create a JSON config file for the server

{
  "seed": "SEED",
  "allowed": [
    "CLIENT_PEER_KEY",
    ...
  ]
}

options:

-l PORT : port of the local service to expose to the peers
--seed SEED : seed (command-line)

Examples

hypertele-pub -l 5555 -c config-server.json
hypertele-pub -l 5555 --seed XXX

The above-mentioned command will print out the pubkey.

Client

hypertele --help

Create a JSON config file for client

{
  "peer": "SERVER_PEER_KEY"
}

Options	Description
-s <SERVER_PEER_KEY>	server peer key (command-line)
-i <keypair.json>	keypair file

Examples

hypertele -p 1337 -c config-client.json
hypertele -p 1337 -s PUBKEY_FROM_SERVER -i keypair.json
telnet localhost 1337

The hyper-cmd system

Hypertele also provides support for the hyper-cmd system!

Learn more about identity management and host resolution using hyper-cmd:

GitHub (Hyper-cmd-docs)