Usage: wildburrow [OPTIONS] [COMMAND] [ARGS]...

  Expose local ports on your own domain. Alone in a terminal, asks what to do.

Options:
  --version   Show the version and exit.
  --no-input  never ask anything, failing instead; also WILDBURROW_NO_INPUT=1
  -h, --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  connect        Tunnel a local port (the default command): wildburrow 3000 myapp '*.foo'
  login          Save the server and how to connect to it.
  logout         Forget the saved server.
  names          List the names bound on the server right now, and which are yours.
  tunnels        List who is connected to the server, as far as you may see.
  kick           End sessions on the server: by id from `wildburrow tunnels`, by a name held,...
  link           Make one more one-time link to a locked tunnel of yours, landing on URL.
  links          List who may get into your locked tunnels, and who has.
  serve          Run the server.
  service        Run the server as a system service: systemd on Linux, launchd on macOS.
  hash-password  Print an argon2 hash for the password auth plugin.
  token          Mint a token signed with your SSH key, for a server that trusts the key in...
  tokens         List the tokens minted on this machine; a server can't list them.
