Sending and Receiving TCP data over the internet via NGROK or PortMap IO

Why did I decide to make this? Plenty of reasons. For starters, have you watch Mr. Robot? The CLI Chat? That! And I wanted to establish connection between different devices over WAN for remote command execution but NGROK's dynamic IP and lease-limit policy is a huge hindrance.

Honestly, that does not matter to me. I wanted to make this anyway and so I did. I might have reinvented the wheel or not acomplished anything at all but that's fine. I don't mind this.

What ROK have you been living under? o.O If you don't know of/don't have NGROK already, make sure you download it from here! Since the URL and PORTs can be a tad bit confusing if you are new to network programming with Python, here's a comprehensible screenshot of how your ngrok window should look like!

NGROK Command ngrok tcp <LocalPortToBeExposed>

1. First run the server.py in a new CMD window.
2. Open up a new CMD and run the client.py file.

The message transmission will be almost instantaneous. Make sure you have your server and NGROK running while the message is being transmitted.

1. Try running the client.py file via an android device using termux
2. Replace NGROK with a non-dynamic solution like Heroku