CRProxy

Install the Client

Download the appropriate client for your architecture.

Move the binary to a directory that's in your PATH, and ensure that it's executable.

mv ~/download/crproxy-linux-amd64 ~/bin/crproxy
chmod +x ~/bin/crproxy

Create an API Key

Sign in to the web interface and click the API Keys menu item.
Click the Create button.
Give your API Key any name you'd like.
Click the Create button.

The API Key is a secret token you will use to authenticate the crpoxy command-line client with proxy-servers.

Create a Configuration File

Create a configuration file in $HOME/.crproxy with your API Key and a proxy-server you'd like to use. You'll want to choose a local proxy-server for the best performance. Sign in to the web interface and click the Proxy-Servers menu item to view available locations.

api-key = _YOUR_API_KEY_
proxy-server = de1.crproxy.com

These values serve as defaults for the corresponding command line arguments.

Serve Files From Your Laptop

Run the crproxy command from the command line to share a local directory with a friend or colleague.

crproxy share ./shared-directory

Serve a Website From Your Laptop

Receive webhooks on your development machine to test an integration, or provide a colleague or client with a link to a site served from your laptop.

crproxy proxy http://localhost:1234/

Command-Line Help

View help using the -help flag.