Is there a way to see server side ngrok logs on railway?
Is there a way to see server side ngrok logs on railway? I feel like that might help
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tbh im a little lost, are you using ngrok or do you think railway uses ngrok?
I'm hosting a moralis V1 parse server
Ngrok is in my package.json and I'm trying to figure how I can go about viewing the logs from moralis streams webhook
where do you expect to view the logs from? the deployment logs?
is ngrok set to log to stdout?
Where ever I can get it
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if you set ngrok to log its access logs to stdout/stderr you will be able to see them in the deployment logs
Where would I configure that?
Ngrok is in my package.jsoni dont see it? https://github.com/MoralisWeb3/Moralis-JS-SDK/blob/main/demos/parse-server/package.json
Oh what the heck, I might of installed it in my project accidentally thinking it was global?
Oops this repo
https://github.com/MoralisWeb3/Moralis-JS-SDK/blob/main/demos/parse-server-migration/package.json
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Most apologies
When I was on local host I would get the the logs with /post sever error codes from tunneling with ngrok.
Now that it's deployed to production I'm trying figure out how I can get those
where did you see those logs locally
After running
ngrok http port
And providing the moralis streams with my ngrok url webhookbut the repo you sent me uses the ngrok package from npm, and does ngrok.connect
In production I use
https://railwayWebhookAddress/streams-webhookyou would need to consult the ngrok docs on how to pipe the logs from that to stdout