tunnel

Description

start a tunnel to connect your local code with the app running in the development environment

Usage

1 Usage: forge tunnel [options]

Options

1 2 3 4 5 6 --verbose enable verbose mode -e, --environment [environment] specify the environment (see your default environment by running forge settings list) -d, --debug enable debugger mode -f,--debugFunctionHandlers <debugFunctionHandlers...> list of function handlers declared on manifest to debug, separated by space. This option must be specified if debug mode is enabled. It is only used for Node runtime debugger -p,--debugStartingPort [debugStartingPort] starting port to use for debugging, multiple handlers will get subsequent ports. It is only used for Node runtime debugger (default: "9229") -h, --help display help for command

For CLI versions 10.1.0 and beyond, tunnels running on Cloudflare do not require additional setup.

Further information

  • Debug functions using IntelliJ: This tutorial demonstrates debugging back-end Forge functions in Node.js with IntelliJ's debugger.
  • Debug functions using VSCode: This tutorial demonstrates debugging back-end Forge functions in Node.js with VS Code's debugger.
  • Tunneling: This guide explains how to debug in real-time between the local environment and the Forge platform.

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