
We will introduce ngrok, a useful tool that lets you test your webhook implementation while developing in a local environment.


Understanding why local webhook testing requires special tools: Vibe Coding Academy explains that cloud services like Beehive cannot directly connect to localhost environments.
Learn how ngrok creates an SSH tunnel to deploy local code to the cloud, making it accessible for webhook testing and rapid prototype sharing.
The key to successful ngrok setup: connect to your backend port (5001), not the frontend, since webhook endpoints live in the server directory.
How to properly configure webhook URLs by combining the ngrok base URL with your API endpoint path: a common mistake is forgetting to include the full route.
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