Webhooks to localhost.
One command.

Expose your local server to the internet. Get a persistent URL that never changes. Debug webhooks without deploying.


						curl -fsSL https://hookctl.com/install.sh | sh

terminal

~ $ hookctl listen

Listening on https://orbital-panda-28651.hookctl.dev
Forwarding webhooks to: http://localhost:8080

Waiting for requests...

usage_examples

// common_workflows

terminal

~ $ hookctl listen --port 8080

# Receive GitHub webhooks during local development

✓ Listening on https://orbital-panda-28651.hookctl.dev
→ Forwarding to http://localhost:8080
POST /webhooks/github - 200 OK (45ms)

terminal

~ $ hookctl listen --port 3000

# Test webhooks with your Next.js app

✓ Listening on https://orbital-panda-28651.hookctl.dev
→ Forwarding to http://localhost:3000
POST /api/webhooks - 200 OK (123ms)

terminal

~ $ hookctl logs

# View webhook request history

2024-01-23 14:32:15 POST /webhooks/github 200 OK
2024-01-23 14:28:42 POST /api/webhooks 200 OK
2024-01-23 14:15:03 POST /webhooks/stripe 200 OK

// features_in_development

View webhook history, inspect payloads, replay requests, and debug issues through a browser-based interface.

IN_DEVELOPMENT

Use your own domain instead of hookctl.dev subdomains. Perfect for production-like testing environments.

PLANNED

Share webhook endpoints with your team. Multiple developers can connect to the same URL for collaborative debugging.

PLANNED