Is there a way to host Stencil CLI while in development?

[focusede]

Hey all

I am helping a customer convert from one store theme to another. I am doing a lot of work making adjustments in code, but there is a UX person that wants to do some work too, or at least preview what I see. I am wondering if there is a way you work with allowing the CLI to be hosted in a limited fashion to one or more viewers? I would prefer not to have to instruct non developers on how to run the theme locally.

I guess I could do some sort of NPM port proxy and allow them onto my development machine but it would be better if I could proxy this out somewhere public for them to view. Thanks

[lord2800]

There's a --tunnel option that looks like it does what you want.

[focusede]

Thanks, I don't see any other documentation except listing the command, going to dig a bit. Thanks

[AndrewBarber]

@focusede I've used ngrok & localtunnel before for something similar. Not sure if it's a bit late for a response for you here!

[jp06]

Cloudflare Tunnel and tunnelto are also options. Just in case you don't want to set up an ngrok account, and if localtunnel happens to be down (Stencil CLI's --tunnel uses this internally).