Let grandad Andrii tell you how we did it in the past 😂. Back in 2018 I was on bootcamp and we (backend) need to expose endpoints for frontend to test/write logic (we didn't have deployment). We could try to do it on LAN if we are on the same wifi, but what if it is late night and we are on the other sides of city: no LAN and no localhost works.
The answer is ngrok. You download a client and run it. It allows you to expose port on localhost and tell that info to ngrok server (publicly available)
https://<uniqueid>.ngrok-free.dev.Then you can access that url and it will forward request to your localhost.
Have you ever wondered: HOW IT WORKS? how it can dial the localhost in some magical way (ofc answer in the following post)???
