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Hands-on guides for the kind of work ngsrv was built for: exposing local services, sharing preview links, testing webhooks, and shipping faster.
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How to expose localhost:3000 to the internet
A short, copy-pasteable guide to giving localhost:3000 a public HTTPS URL with ngsrv. Works for Next.js, Express, Rails, Django, and anything else that listens on port 3000.
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How to expose localhost:4200 for client previews
Give your Angular CLI dev server a public HTTPS URL in one command. The fastest path to sending a client a working preview without a deploy.
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How to test webhooks locally without deploying
Set up a stable public URL that forwards Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, and Slack webhooks to your laptop. Full breakpoints, no deploy, no request bins.
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