gradio-tunneling 0.8.1

A tool to help you expose your non gradio app using gradio

Gradio Tunneling

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A tunneling tool that provides reverse proxy functionality for non-Gradio web services, allowing you to expose your local services to the internet with customizable subdomains.

https://github.com/arkohut/gradio-tunneling/assets/39525455/f38b7db2-517b-4e30-b15e-8787485095d0

Setup

pip install gradio-tunneling

Run tunnel

You can specify the port in two ways:

gradio-tun 7860 [--sd your-subdomain]
# or
gradio-tun --port 7860 [--sd your-subdomain]

• PORT or --port PORT: Specify the port number for the tunnel
• --sd: (Optional) Specify a custom subdomain. Note: For security reasons, your input will be converted into a unique string. Using the same --sd value will always generate the same unique string.

Examples:

# Using positional port argument
gradio-tun 7860

# Using --port flag
gradio-tun --port 7860

# With custom subdomain
gradio-tun 7860 --sd mycustomsubdomain
# This will generate a URL with a unique string (e.g., abc123def...)
# Using "mycustomsubdomain" again will generate the same unique string

About Custom Subdomains

When you use the --sd option:

• The subdomain you provide won't be used directly in the URL
• Instead, it will be converted into a unique string for security
• If you use the same --sd value later, you'll get the same unique string
• This helps you get consistent URLs while maintaining security

For example, if you always use --sd myapp, you'll get the same unique subdomain each time, making your URL predictable for your users.

Important Note

The generated tunnel URL will expire after 72 hours. After expiration, you'll need to restart the tunnel to get a new URL. If you're using a custom subdomain with --sd, using the same value will generate the same subdomain in the new URL.