Re: Localtunnel with my Django Project

2019-07-31 Thread Vincent
Hello, how did you do it please help? On Monday, October 30, 2017 at 9:51:16 AM UTC+3, yingi keme wrote: > > Thanks alot > > I did it and it worked, added the address to ALLOWED_HOSTS in my > settings.py > > Thanks once again > > Yingi Kem > > On 30 Oct 2017, at 2:02 AM, shreekant bohra > wrote

Re: Localtunnel with my Django Project

2017-10-29 Thread yingi keme
Thanks alot I did it and it worked, added the address to ALLOWED_HOSTS in my settings.py Thanks once again Yingi Kem > On 30 Oct 2017, at 2:02 AM, shreekant bohra wrote: > > Hi > > You don't need to integrate localtunnel with django. Open django test server > in one terminal and issue loca

Re: Localtunnel with my Django Project

2017-10-29 Thread shreekant bohra
Hi You don't need to integrate localtunnel with django. Open django test server in one terminal and issue localtunnel command in another - lt --port 8000 Above command will expose port number 8000 on internet, which is the port of your django test server and you can test as required. -- Shree

Localtunnel with my Django Project

2017-10-29 Thread yingi keme
Hello I need to test a service that uses Webhooks - HTTP callbacks. I want to use localtunnel to open my localhost to the internet. However i dont know how to integrate it with my django project. I also dont know how to set up the url patterns if i am to use localtunnel. Any help please...!!!