hle-client 1.9.0

Home Lab Everywhere — Expose homelab services to the internet with built-in SSO

HLE Client

Home Lab Everywhere — Expose homelab services to the internet with built-in SSO authentication and WebSocket support.

One command: hle expose --service http://localhost:8080

Your local service gets a public URL like myapp-x7k.hle.world with automatic HTTPS and SSO protection.

Install

pip (or pipx)

pip install hle-client
# or
pipx install hle-client

Curl installer

curl -fsSL https://get.hle.world | sh

Installs via pipx (preferred), uv, or pip-in-venv. Supports --version:

curl -fsSL https://get.hle.world | sh -s -- --version 1.9.0

Homebrew

brew install hle-world/tap/hle-client

Quick Start

1. Sign up at hle.world and create an API key in the dashboard.

2. Save your API key:

hle auth login

This opens the dashboard in your browser. Copy your key and paste it at the prompt. The key is saved to ~/.config/hle/config.toml.

3. Expose a service:

hle expose --service http://localhost:8080

CLI Usage

hle expose

Expose a local service to the internet.

hle expose --service http://localhost:8080              # Basic usage
hle expose --service http://localhost:8080 --label ha   # Custom subdomain label
hle expose --service http://localhost:3000 --auth none  # Disable SSO
hle expose --service http://localhost:8080 --no-websocket  # Disable WS proxying

Options:

• --service — Local service URL (required)
• --label — Service label for the subdomain (e.g. ha → ha-x7k.hle.world)
• --auth — Auth mode: sso (default) or none
• --websocket/--no-websocket — Enable/disable WebSocket proxying (default: enabled)
• --api-key — API key (also reads HLE_API_KEY env var, then config file)

hle auth

Manage your API key.

hle auth login                              # Save key (opens dashboard)
hle auth login --api-key hle_xxx            # Save key non-interactively
hle auth status                             # Show current key source
hle auth logout                             # Remove saved key

hle tunnels

List your active tunnels.

hle tunnels

hle access

Manage per-tunnel email allow-lists for SSO access.

hle access list myapp-x7k                            # List access rules
hle access add myapp-x7k [e-mail]           # Allow an email
hle access add myapp-x7k [e-mail] --provider github # Require GitHub SSO
hle access remove myapp-x7k 42                        # Remove rule by ID

hle pin

Manage PIN-based access control for tunnels.

hle pin set myapp-x7k       # Set a PIN (prompts for 4-8 digit PIN)
hle pin status myapp-x7k    # Check PIN status
hle pin remove myapp-x7k    # Remove PIN

hle share

Create and manage temporary share links.

hle share create myapp-x7k                         # 24h link (default)
hle share create myapp-x7k --duration 1h           # 1-hour link
hle share create myapp-x7k --max-uses 5            # Limited uses
hle share list myapp-x7k                           # List share links
hle share revoke myapp-x7k 42                      # Revoke a link

Global Options

hle --version    # Show version
hle --debug ...  # Enable debug logging

Configuration

The HLE client stores configuration in ~/.config/hle/config.toml:

api_key = "hle_your_key_here"

API key resolution order:

1. --api-key CLI flag
2. HLE_API_KEY environment variable
3. ~/.config/hle/config.toml

Development

git clone https://github.com/hle-world/hle-client.git
cd hle-client
uv venv && source .venv/bin/activate
uv pip install -e ".[dev]"

# Run tests
pytest

# Lint
ruff check src/ tests/
ruff format --check src/ tests/

License

MIT — see LICENSE.