stacks-tunnel

Expose your local development server for webhook testing by creating a local tunnel that maps your local port to a public URL, allowing external services to send event callbacks directly to your local environment.

A local tunnel is a networking mechanism that exposes your localhost to the internet. It works for cloud deployment by routing traffic from a public subdomain to your local machine, enabling testing without production infrastructure.

Yes, you can deploy a local tunnel to AWS EC2 for staging. The cloud deployment tooling supports AWS EC2 integration, allowing you to host lightweight tunnels for your testing environments.

Yes, the local tunnel supports event callbacks including onConnect, onRequest, onResponse, and onError. These callbacks let you monitor and handle traffic during webhook testing and local development workflows.

You can share a local port using the Buddy CLI by running the buddy share command. This quickly exposes your local app to the internet via a tunnel, providing a public URL for webhook testing and demos.

Yes, TypeScript subdomain configuration is available for local tunnel providers. It provides typings to define and manage subdomain settings, ensuring type-safe configuration when exposing local apps.