io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.jdp Maven / Gradle / Ivy
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.apiKey=API key for ngrok if you need to perform any API operations such as delete-certificate-management-policy.
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.authToken=The authentication token used to authenticate this client when it connects to the ngrok.com service
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.deleteCertificateDomainId=Reserved domain unique identifier for revoking certificate upon startup. Example\: 'rd_2hrGw0rqFLOm9pcXf4dlbdNfrus'\nIf this value is not null the certificate will be revoked upon dev service startup.
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.directory=The directory into which to save the ngrok binary if it doesn't exist
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.domain=The domain or hostname to use instead of the one ngrok generates.\nSee https\://ngrok.com/blog-post/free-static-domains-ngrok-users
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.downloadURL=Specify a download URL where the ngrok distribution will be obtained from.\n\nIf not set, the platform default will be used
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.enabled=Whether ngrok should be started when Quarkus dev-mode is launched.
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.port=The port where ngrok will be serving the local web interface and api
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.region=The region where the ngrok agent will connect to host its tunnels
io.quarkiverse.ngrok.runtime.NgrokConfig.tunnelName=Name of the tunnel to start from ngrok default config instead of Quarkus configuration. Useful to use extended ngrok\nconfiguration.
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