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just ended AGAIN my free ngrok bandwidth, using it only to develop miniapps frames.js is not up to speed with all the new sdk features, so everyday it becomes more difficult to use for testing & debugging we need a proper localhost debugger :/ devs do smth

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you can open a pr on frames.js 👌

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why does no one just use local tunnel, its completely free

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Where are you hosting? Vercel gives you preview links for branches, so I’ve been checking new changes into a new branch, deploying to prod, using the vercel preview link to test in farcaster… been working even better than ngrok for me

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+1 to the replies suggesting cloudflare

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I bite the bullet and run a small nginx locally with a LetsEncrypt cert and a DNS entry pointing to my home IP and the router set up to route 443 to that nginx

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I use tailscale for local testing. I’ve found it works better than ngrok

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use cloudflared, it's free and it works perfectly

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YES! ended up paying their paid account to have a fixed url and avoid these issues...

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+1 on CF being cheaper and more reliable for now I'm also excited about a local debugger but it's a huge lift to get right so we haven't prioritized above lots of other mini apps related work

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use localtunnel

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I use tailscale with a caddy reverse proxy to my local one, expose the local dev instance over [my tailnet ip]:3000 or whatever and then caddy's config is just https://mydomain . whatever { reverse_proxy [my tailnet ip]:3000 } handles all the SSL certs for you provided that you have a domain pointed to a $4/mo digital ocean VPS

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I was using ngrok and switched to cloudflare this week. It's really nice. https://farcaster.xyz/hurls/0x7729c9ca

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I use port forwarding and my debugging experience is decent https://github.com/attestate/kiwistand/blob/d3ed4da2665a736063476b48325f74b65b818500/package.json#L36

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gimme a localhost 🥲 there's also Cloudflare but when I tried to integrate it, itbroke my mini app so I'm a bit scared of trying again

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i use cloudflare. and have it set up for two tunnels, one for port 5173 (react vite frontend) and other for port 3000 (hono node server). i run a command and the tunnel starts. it works great (spent like 6 months paying 50 usd / month to do this with ngrok and now i do it like this and it is free)

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