Forwards traffic between the backend & local network devices over WebSockets. To control your devices on your local network, it is necessary to have a piece of software running on your local network.
NOTE: This application is in a eraly developmen state!
Name | Default value | Description |
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NODE_ENV | production |
production or development |
BACKEND_URL | Full URL to backend. E.g. http://172.16.0.15:80 |
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BACKEND_PROTOCOL | http |
Protocol for HTTP/WS requests: http or https |
BACKEND_HOST | 127.0.0.1 |
Backend IP/Hostname |
BACKEND_PORT | 8080 |
Backend Webserver port |
RECONNECT_DELAY | 15 |
Delay between disconnect & connecting again in Seconds |
ENABLE_SSDP | true |
Enable SSDP forwarding (Autodiscover) |
ALLOW_HALF_OPEN | false |
Allow half open bridging |
STARTUP_DELAY | 0 |
Delay the startup & first try to establish a ws conneciton with the backend |
MQTT_HOST | 127.0.0.1 |
MQTT Broker host |
MQTT_PORT | 1883 |
MQTT Broker port |
ENABLE_MQTT | false |
Enable MQTT forwarding to backend |
ENABLE_MDNS | true |
Enable MDNS forwarding (Autodiscover) |
LOG_PATH | <cwd>/logs |
Logger destination |
LOG_LEVEL | info |
Logger level |
LOG_DATEFORMAT | yyyy.mm.dd - HH:MM.ss.l |
Logger date format |
LOG_SUPPRESS | false |
Suppress logging |
LOG_TARGET | `` | Logs only set target, e.g. forwarder/mdns |
Download the latest version from the release page.
Execute the binary or install node.js and run the script as systemd service.
Usage of bridge.js as cli tool:
bridge.js --upstream="http://example.com" --host="127.0.0.1" --port="8080"
--upstream WebSocket upstream to backend
--socket Network socket type: tcp|udp|raw
--host Host to connect to
--port Host port to connect to
[--settings] Settings object from interface as json string
[--options] Duplex stream optinos passed to WebSocket.createWebSocketStream
./bridge.js --upstream="ws://127.0.0.1:8080/api/devices/<_id>/interfaces/<_id>" --socket="tcp" --host="<host>" --port="<port>"
./bridge.js --upstream="ws://127.0.0.1:8080/api/devices/625c311123ed9311d25efbeb/interfaces/625c311123ed9311d25efbec" --host="licht.lan" --port="443"
./bridge.js --upstream="ws://127.0.0.1:8080/api/devices/625c311123ed9311d25efbeb/interfaces/625c311123ed9311d25efbec" --host="licht.lan" --port="80"
./bridge.js --upstream="ws://127.0.0.1:8080/api/devices/625c330e23ed9311d25efbee/interfaces/625c330e23ed9311d25efbef" --host="av-receiver.lan" --port="60128"
./bridge.js --upstream="ws://127.0.0.1:8080/api/devices/62a4c005b9e05a649f6cec57/interfaces/62a4c005b9e05a649f6cec58" --host="samsung-tv.lan" --port="8080"
This is bascily the same concept as Websockify.
Forward data between network socket & Websocket.