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Command-Line Reference
The TranNAP client is a single self-contained binary named trannap (or trannap.exe on Windows). It exposes a small command-line interface (CLI) built on top of Cobra . This page documents every command and flag. On Windows you run the binary as trannap.exe. On macOS and Linux it is ./trannap (after chmod +x). The examples below use trannap for brevity. Overview trannap [command] Running trannap without a subcommand (or with trannap help) prints the list of available commands:
Read moreKeep TranNAP Running
While TranNAP can be run directly with its command line interface, there are numerous advantages to using a service manager to keep it running, such as ensuring it starts automatically when the system reboots and to capture stdout/stderr logs. We offer two ways to achieve this goal, namely automatic (recommendation) and manual. Automatic This is the recommended method. You only need to run a single command, and trannap takes care of the rest — registering itself as a system service and starting it. It supports mainstream operating systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux. If you are on a Linux distribution that does not ship systemctl (for example, an unusual init setup), you may need to set things up manually .
Read moreGetting Started
Suppose you have a web page running on your home computer at http://127.0.0.1, and you now want to access it from outside your home network.
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