> Easily forward webhooks to your local environment for quick debugging.
Does this tool allow forwarding to multiple users at the same time? If so it’s actually awesome but if not, I don’t see much here that I don’t already have with Ngrok.
(Ngrok also has a traffic inspector. Another alternative is mitmproxy with its mitmweb tool. But mitmproxy doesn’t on its own help you when your laptop is behind NAT. So you’d either port forward in your router, or use something like fly.io together with mitmweb. Or run mitmweb itself on a VPS you rent and use that VPS for development.)
In the CLI, we list the requests that the endpoints have received, and we allow a "replay" by selecting a target, as many times as you want. For example: "send me this request to localhost:3000/stripe/webhook".
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[ 0.20 ms ] story [ 23.5 ms ] thread> Easily forward webhooks to your local environment for quick debugging.
Does this tool allow forwarding to multiple users at the same time? If so it’s actually awesome but if not, I don’t see much here that I don’t already have with Ngrok.
(Ngrok also has a traffic inspector. Another alternative is mitmproxy with its mitmweb tool. But mitmproxy doesn’t on its own help you when your laptop is behind NAT. So you’d either port forward in your router, or use something like fly.io together with mitmweb. Or run mitmweb itself on a VPS you rent and use that VPS for development.)
There is really no concept of forwarding as such.
In the CLI, we list the requests that the endpoints have received, and we allow a "replay" by selecting a target, as many times as you want. For example: "send me this request to localhost:3000/stripe/webhook".
It would be similar to a “curl”.
Can this tool support mTLS? That's a feature of webhooks that's sometimes a little hard to use right.