zhiqing 307cf8e6cc feat: Add Bearer Token authentication support and optimize code structure
- Add Bearer Token authentication, supporting tunnel access control via the --auth-bearer parameter
- Refactor large modules into smaller, more focused components to improve code maintainability
- Update dependency versions, including golang.org/x/crypto, golang.org/x/net, etc.
- Add SilenceUsage and SilenceErrors configuration for all CLI commands
- Modify connector configuration structure to support the new authentication method
- Update recent change log in README with new feature descriptions

BREAKING CHANGE: Authentication via Bearer Token is now supported, requiring the new --auth-bearer parameter
2026-01-29 14:40:53 +08:00
2025-12-02 16:17:36 +08:00

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Drip

Your Tunnel, Your Domain, Anywhere

A self-hosted tunneling solution to securely expose your services to the internet.

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Drip is a quiet, disciplined tunnel. You light a small lamp on your network, and it carries that light outward—through your own infrastructure, on your own terms.

Why Drip?

  • Control your data - No third-party servers, traffic stays between your client and server
  • No limits - Unlimited tunnels, bandwidth, and requests
  • Actually free - Use your own domain, no paid tiers or feature restrictions
  • Open source - BSD 3-Clause License

Recent Changes

2025-01-29

  • Bearer Token Authentication - Added bearer token authentication support for tunnel access control
  • Code Optimization - Refactored large modules into smaller, focused components for better maintainability

Quick Start

Install

bash <(curl -sL https://driptunnel.app/install.sh)

Basic Usage

# Configure (first time only)
drip config init

# Expose local HTTP server
drip http 3000

# With custom subdomain
drip http 3000 -n myapp
# → https://myapp.your-domain.com

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