Here's some ways you can use it:
telebit http ~/Public            # serve a public folder
telebit http 3000                # forward all https traffic to localhost:3000
telebit http none                # remove all https handlers
      You can always tunnel SSH over HTTPS, even while you're using it for something else:
telebit ssh auto
      	telebit ssh {{servername}}
    		- or -
    		ssh -o ProxyCommand='sclient %h' {{servername}}
    		- or -
    		proxy_cmd='openssl s_client -connect %h:443 -servername %h -quiet'
ssh -o ProxyCommand="$proxy_cmd" {{servername}}
			ssh -o ProxyCommand='openssl s_client -connect %h:443 -servername %h -quiet' {{servername}}
    Here's some ways you can use it:
telebit tcp 3000                 # forward all tcp traffic to localhost:3000
telebit tcp /path/to/module      # handle incoming tcp traffic with a node module
telebit tcp none                 # remove all tcp handlers
      You can always use this port for SSH, even while you're using it for something else:
telebit ssh 22
ssh {{servername}} -p {{serviceport}}