Official Guide

Yura Network Complete Setup

From first connection to launching your own private .yura website. This page includes where to get keys, what each key does, and exact commands.

What you get

Connection token (temporary): generated per connect, expires if unused in 1h.
Publisher ID + Publisher Key (permanent): your long-term ownership credentials for creating websites.
Site Key (per-site): returned when a domain is registered.

Permanent keys do not auto-expire. Save them safely.

Step 1 — Connect to Yura tunnel

Run these commands in order (PowerShell as Administrator):

cd $env:USERPROFILE\Downloads Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://yuranetwork.com/downloads/YuraConnect.ps1" -OutFile .\YuraConnect.ps1 Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process Bypass -Force .\YuraConnect.ps1

Expected result: script ends with Connected to Yura Network.

Step 2 — Get your permanent Publisher keys

After Step 1, run:

notepad $env:TEMP\yura-connect\yura-publisher.json

Copy these values:

publisherId publisherKey

If file is missing, run Step 1 again with latest script.

Step 3 — Create your Website Kit ZIP

Run these commands (replace placeholders):

$publisherId = 'YOUR_PUBLISHER_ID' $publisherKey = 'YOUR_PUBLISHER_KEY' $desiredDomain = 'my-site' # or '' for auto-generated $body = @{ publisherId=$publisherId; publisherKey=$publisherKey; desiredDomain=$desiredDomain } | ConvertTo-Json Invoke-WebRequest -Method Post -Uri 'https://yuranetwork.com/api/sitekit/create' -ContentType 'application/json' -Body $body -OutFile .\yura-site-kit.zip

Step 4 — Unzip and prepare your site

Expand-Archive .\yura-site-kit.zip -DestinationPath .\yura-site-kit -Force cd .\yura-site-kit\yura-site-kit notepad .\yura-site-config.json

Edit localPort if needed, then put your website files in .\site\.

Step 5 — Launch website on Yura network

Now it is automatic. Script picks a free port and starts local static server if needed:

cd $env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\yura-site-kit\yura-site-kit Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process Bypass -Force .\yura-site-up.ps1

Expected output:

Site live: http://your-site.yura Local server port: 12345

No duplicate domain names are allowed. If domain is taken, choose another or auto-generate.

Step 6 — Stop / Restart

In kit folder:

.\yura-site-stop.ps1 .\yura-site-restart.ps1

Then disconnect tunnel when done:

cd $env:USERPROFILE\Downloads Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process Bypass -Force .\YuraDisconnect.ps1

Troubleshooting

Invalid/expired token: generate fresh connect session.
No Publisher key shown: download latest YuraConnect.ps1 and rerun as Admin.
.yura not opening: confirm tunnel connected and local web server running.
Domain taken: pick different desiredDomain or leave empty for auto-generated.

Security model (current)

Website files stay on your machine.
Yura host stores routing metadata (domain, target tunnel IP/port, keys hash).
No public internet access to .yura; tunnel users only.