Receiving webhooks on localhost
Learn how to receive webhooks on locally running applications to test features like Stripe, GitHub, Jenkins, etc. integrations.
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Learn how to receive webhooks on locally running applications to test features like Stripe, GitHub, Jenkins, etc. integrations.
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While developing and testing 3rd party integrations, it is useful to have an ability to receive webhooks on your localhost.
Here, the forward command takes destination and one optional parameter --bucket which to reuse webhooks:
Once agent is running, you can supply provided public URL (format my.webhookrelay.com/v1/webhooks/unique-id) to your 3rd party services.
More details are available on CLI documentation page.
