Run plex through ngrok

ngrok-plex.py

#!/usr/bin/python3

from plexapi.myplex import MyPlexAccount
import sys
import json
import requests
import time

# need time for ngrok to start up before requesting data
print("Waiting 15 seconds for ngrok to start up")
time.sleep(15)


def get_ngrok_port():
    url = "http://localhost:4040/api/tunnels"
    res = requests.get(url)
    res_unicode = res.content.decode("utf-8")
    res_json = json.loads(res_unicode)
    for i in res_json["tunnels"]:
        if i['proto'] == 'tcp':
            return i['public_url'].split(':')[-1]


def build_url_list():
    NGROK_PORT = get_ngrok_port()
    NGROK_BASES = ["https://0.tcp.ngrok.io:", "https://18.216.53.253:",
                   "https://52.15.62.13:", "https://52.15.72.79:"]
    NGROK_URLS = map(lambda base: base + NGROK_PORT, NGROK_BASES)
    CUSTOM_URL = ""
    for url in NGROK_URLS:
        CUSTOM_URL += url + ", "
    CUSTOM_URL = CUSTOM_URL[:-2]
    return CUSTOM_URL


# Load user defined config"
PLEX_USER = "john.doe@hotmail.com"
PLEX_PWORD = "Hunter2"
PLEX_SERVER = "myServer"

# stores plex user login info into a variable
account = MyPlexAccount(PLEX_USER, PLEX_PWORD)
plex = account.resource(PLEX_SERVER).connect()  # returns a PlexServer instance

# displays current plex custom url settings. Not needed but nice to see
print("Old settings: " + plex.settings.customConnections)

# sets plex's "Custom server access URLs" with one from Ngrok
customUrl = plex.settings.get('customConnections')
customUrl.set(build_url_list())
plex.settings.save()

# displays new custom plex url from Ngrok. Not needed but nice to see
account = MyPlexAccount(PLEX_USER, PLEX_PWORD)
plex = account.resource(PLEX_SERVER).connect()  # returns a PlexServer instance
print("New settings: " + plex.settings.customConnections)

I made a fork of this script here:
https://gist.github.com/anjumrafidofficial/fe3b986ff15246a47851f9d0da0e202f

The main change is this scripts will follow @Rihcus changes & also will use token instead of password.