If you're using Homebrew, a good ol' fashion brew install ngrok should work if you don't want to download and move things.
brew install ngrok
And for others who might be using PHP regularly, you can also use PHP's built in local server in a directory using php -S localhost:3000
php -S localhost:3000
Great tips!
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If you're using Homebrew, a good ol' fashion
brew install ngrokshould work if you don't want to download and move things.And for others who might be using PHP regularly, you can also use PHP's built in local server in a directory using
php -S localhost:3000Great tips!