#public testing

[rustvex123]

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[floatyball]

We were out showing and getting feedback on our new build this week at a manga convention the national stadium.

[hi-tips]

Allow public accessing local rails server for testing

I list two different ways below.

rails s --binding=0.0.0.0

localtunnel npm package

For the first method, simplely run up rails server by that command, then access via ip address with port 3000 by default. If you don't have a public ip address(only LAN address), you might need to configure your Router NAT to make port 3000 alow public access. The other way is using localtunnel npm package, install by

$ npm install localtunnel -g

then after running rails server command, run

$ lt --port 3000

The localtunnel will give you an unique url like https://gqgh.localtunnel.me. Now you can accessing your local server via this url.