Closed NyaMisty closed 2 years ago
Hi @NyaMisty,
Thanks for the suggestion, I agree it could be convenient to have URL's which directly open a client tunshell session in the browser. I've implemented this using the following URL structure:
https://tunshell.com/term#{{peerKey}},{{encryptionSecret}},{{relayServer}}
It's important that they are part of the # anchor so they don't get shared with the servers rendering the pages (even if we somewhat trust them).
You can see this in action by creating a new in-browser session on https://tunshell.com/go and click on the new "Shareable link".
Thanks for your brilliant work. I'm currently investigating the possibility to use tunshell in Github Actions in a better way. With a simple POST, people can simply retrive a pair of peer-key, but with peer key, users cannot make use of tunshell's browser shell. At the same time, tmate will give a direct URL to open a shell.
I've reviewed tunshell website's code and the only place to show a xterm is by clicking the button, which doesn't allow manually specification of keys & secrets, thus users can't use a URL to directly start a session.
Could you please add a webpage to achieve functionality like tmate? Thanks!