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Introducing Expose – an easy to use tunneling service implemented in pure PCategory: Laravel, PHP
Published on Jun 17th 2020 – 13 minute read Expose comes with a free-to-use server out of the box, but you are free to host your own server and use your own custom domain.
If you are using Laravel Valet, or host your local sites using the .test TLD, sharing a site is as easy as this: This will automatically connect to our Expose server and share a local website called my-site.test.
This is to prevent route collisions, in case you share a local website that has a /expose/control route itself.
Since Expose is written entirely in PHP, extending it and adding custom functionality to your own client and/or server is a breeze.
If you are using Laravel Valet, or host your local sites using the .test TLD, sharing a site is as easy as this: This will automatically connect to our Expose server and share a local website called my-site.test.
This is to prevent route collisions, in case you share a local website that has a /expose/control route itself.
Since Expose is written entirely in PHP, extending it and adding custom functionality to your own client and/or server is a breeze.
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