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Once can also try pinggy.io/
Paste one command as
ssh -p 443 -R0:localhost:8000 -L4300:localhost:4300 qr@a.pinggy.ioand get a QR code to the public URL for your localhost port.If you are developing react app then you have to use -- host flag to expose the link to the devices connected to your network
npm run dev -- --hostrun this in cmd and you'll get the link for viewing your localhost in other devices
You can specify ip address after host but I recommend leaving it as it is.
I hope this helps..
Thanks @codingnepal for this amazing tips.
You're welcome! Glad you found the tips useful!
Nice
Thank you :)
Keep up the good work!
Sharing love from Italy ! 🇮🇹
Thank you! Greetings to Italy!
Excellent 👍 I'm already doing this, but this article will be helpful for beginners.
Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful for beginners! 👍
In VSCode, you can use port forwarding with your github account. Then the rendered website is available not only in the local network but also from the Internet in general, e.g., your G3/LTE network.
Ngrok is the beast here, try it. You can even share the public URL with anyone around the globe without exposing your IP, doing ssh, or sharing the same network.
It creates a proxy tunnel and all you have to do is map it to the right port in one command.
Thanks for sharing, this is really helpful!
You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful!
Nice! :)
Thank you :)
You've changed my life in coding, Thank you very much
I'm so glad to hear that! You're very welcome!
Hi
I tried the above but it didn't work.
Can anyone tell me whats gone wrong.
Did you try on wi-fi and not lan/ethernet?
It seems to be working only on wifi, doesn't work on lan/ethernet
Yeah I did it on same wifi to which my phone and laptop is connected but still it didn't worked.
Thank you, this helped me.