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@nex_otaku/httpok

v1.0.0

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Simplest HTTP server

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Readme

HTTPok

Simple HTTP server for webhook debugging.

httpok PNG

Features

  • Simplest ever HTTP server
  • Answers 200 OK to any incoming request

When to use it

You are building some API integration, and you need to accept webhook from some external service.

Before you rush to write code, you find it useful to first find out what format the data is being sent in.

Check what is sent to your webhook:

  1. Start dummy HTTP server — HTTPok!

    httpok 8000

  2. Start ngrok tunnel to dummy server.

    ngrok http 8000

  3. Copy and paste ngrok URL, for example https://9017-92-244-247-26.ngrok.io to your service as Webhook URL.

Now, every time the service calls webhook, HTTP request will come to ngrok and then to your dummy server, answers HTTP 200 OK.

Thanks to Ngrok you can see all content that is sent to webhook by service. Ngrok provides you a nice dashboard at http://127.0.0.1:4040

Ngrok Dashboard PNG

You can use dummy HTTP server with or without any tool, not only Ngrok, it is just a useful example.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

For use this tool, you need

sudo npm install -g @nex_otaku/httpok

Usage

httpok <port>

Alternatives

You can use a nice webservice https://httpdump.app

License

License