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I wish I'd found this project sooner. UI looks quite sleek! I love working with CF Tunnels but I got frustrated with their lackluster web admin ux that I recen
by jz10 1y ago
I wish I'd found this project sooner. UI looks quite sleek!
I love working with CF Tunnels but I got frustrated with their lackluster web admin ux that I recently decided to have Claude whip up a quick terminal interface for it
- mekster 1y agoYou found it early enough. I guess it's not even 1 year old.
- hammyhavoc 1y agoWhat do you find lacking in the web interface?
- jz10 1y agoSounds a bit nitpicky now that I put it into words but most of my usage is just on the public hostnames panel which is about 3-4 levels deep from the dashboard. There is also a UI disconnect between this and the DNS records screen I do this flow a number of times and the TUI I made solved this specific problem for me https://github.com/justingosan/tunnelman?tab=readme-ov-file#tunnelman https://github.com/justingosan/tunnelman?tab=readme-ov-file#...
- jallmann 1y agoYes, this exactly - I wouldn't call it nitpicky, it is really buried in there. I understand Cloudflare has a ton of other products and features, but the discoverability for CF Tunnels really could be better. Just checked and it's: Dashboard home > Zero Trust > Networks > Tunnels > [tunnel] > Public Hostname And if it ends up provisioning a new DNS record, I always have to remember to go back to the domain's DNS screen and label it with the tunnel. In general I use a tiny silver of Cloudflare's capabilities; it would be nice if the primary dashboard could bubble up the parts that I do use.
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