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A simple wrapper for localtunnel that keeps it running. Intended to be used with OBS Blade to remotely control OBS. Localtunnel is unstable and crashes frequently, making it unsuitable for IRL streamers. This script keeps the desired subdomain intact and automatically restarts localtunnel if it crashes. This makes localtunnel a viable choice for IRL streamers who wish to use OBS Blade to remotely control OBS.

This tool helps make Localtunnel a more viable alternative to ngrok.

> git clone https://github.com/disasteroftheuniverse/obs-warp-tunnel.git
& cd obs-warp-tunnel 
& npm install

In OBS, go to Tools > Websocket Server Settings to get or set the websocket server port. Also set a websocket server password.

Edit the included .ENV file to set the PORT key to match the corresponding port in OBS and set the SUBDOMAIN key to the desired subdomain.

PORT=7000
SUBDOMAIN=SPACETACO

Run the included batch file, launch.bat. The console will display address you will need to connect to in OBS Blade.

In OBS Blade, set the host and password, but leave the port blank:

You will now have the ability to remotely control your OBS from your iOS device.