feat: Relay webhook events to localhost + UI#283
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For development and demos, there’s a gap in the end-to-end workflow for interacting webhooks event. A common issue when developing a webhook endpoint is that you have to deploy it to a public URL in order to receive events to test it. Having to deploy every change in order to test it is not an ideal developer experience and for some, there may not be immediate available public URL from their to use without relying on a third party software.
We aim to extend the utility to allow testing of the webhooks without relying on a third party software (e.g. https://webhook.site/ and instead create an on-the-fly publicly accessible URL for use when testing.