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Been working a whole lot on FullStacked’s pitch. I did make some very nice update on the tunnel module. It now generates a host name to allow to pass the return value of register directly to the driver client.
import { Client } from "pg";
import { register } from "fullstacked/tunnel";
const client = new Client({
host: await register({
host: "tunnel.fullstacked.cloud",
authorization: "secret-token"
}),
user: "username",
password: "password",
database: "database",
});
await client.connect();
Will try to publish a new version soon.
I’m impressed with the stability of the tunnel service. Has been up for the past 3 days and it still always instantly connects whenever I test it. Today I tried https://github.com/tediousjs/node-mssql driver in FullStacked, but the dgram module and a few stream functionnalities were missing from the core. With the help of Gemini 3.1 Pro, I implemented and improved a bunch of stuff. In the next days, I will make sure mssql works over FullStacked Tunnel.
Tunnel is live at https://tunnel.fullstacked.cloud ! I already made sure it works with the pg-admin and I will test the stability of the service for longer times with other projects. There are still a few security concern I have to figure out and will then try to onboard users on the closed alpha.
I just published a new FullStacked v1 release on both Apple/Windows and npmjs. I already tested the tunnel service with my PG admin project and it worked like a charm!! Onto the next step towards a full live service at https://tunnel.fullstacked.cloud 🚀
I added a bunch of tests to the tunnels project before going any forward. I really wanted to fix the simple issues upstream, before starting to rely on the service. I’ll deploy it onto my own infrastructure and start to feel it running in a closer-to-production environment. I decided to keep that project closed source until I have more assurance that the security is good enough to minimally foolproof it. I’ll then open source the tunnels project!
The WebSocket - Token-Based tunnel setup is starting to take shape! I managed to make it work locally. Now time to put it in the wild and try some real life tests. But also a few regression tests beforehand. This interface underneath was ai-generated in Google Antigravity in around 15 minutes using the generated OpenAPI JSON specs from the WebSocket - Token-Based tunnel project.
