![]() Proxyman is another tool that’s great for developers. I’m constantly copy/pasting a bunch of JSON into one of those web sites that prettifies it for you or going to Regex101 to test a regular expression. This is a sort of Swiss Army Knife of developer tools. ![]() I was pleasantly surprised to find some apps just for us developers. I was under the impression that most of the apps included would have broad appeal so they could try to sell the subscription to the broadest audience possible. This was the first app in the collection that surprised me. Let me share with you some of the app gems I’ve found in Setapp and how they’ve improved my web development workflow – in some cases pretty dramatically. ![]() Setapp came through and ripped up the linoleum flooring, threw out all the Tupperware, and stripped off the wallpaper, swapping it all out for a more sleek modern look. My workflow was your parent’s 1980’s kitchen. I thought it might be cool, but I never anticipated what actually happened: it has completely revitalized my workflow. It’s a subscription that gives you access to a bunch of macOS software you’d otherwise have to buy individually. I’ve been testing Setapp for the past several weeks. I don’t know Mosh why didn’t figured out a better solution for backend, as I see a lot of people has the same problem.Setapp is a software treasure trove for macOS web developers I also downloaded the zipped files and tried them, every time I got “problem”: “NETWORK_ERROR”. Well, I tried all of the possibilities, I used IPv6, './listings/, localhost. Just remember to turn proxy settings back off on your phone when not devving! Next open your phone browser and browse to proxy.man/ssl, download and then install the Proxyman Certificate profile from Settings.įinally, go into Settings > General > About > Certificate Trust Settings, and switch on Enable Full Trust for the proxy man cert.Īt this point you should be able to reach from your phone! ![]() In your phone Wifi settings, add the proxy settings, IP and port 9090. Load it up, and proxyman will be running on port 9090, and will tell you the IP address (in my case it was 192.168.0.2). You can use Proxyman for that! (now also available for windows). But we still need to proxy our device to the laptop. In there, we add the fake domain name, and point it to 127.0.0.1: 127.0.0.1 awesome.apiīrowsing to awesome.api now takes you to localhost. On Windows, the path is C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts On Linux or a Mac, we edit the hosts file with admin rights sudo nano /etc/hosts What you should do is create a Virtual Host. Localhost won’t work from your phone, because localhost on your phone is the phone itself, and localhost on the laptop is the laptop. I had been using the IP address i found when I googled “what is my IP address” since I didn’t know there were different types/purposes.Īfter following the instructions on this site ( get your LAN IP address in MacOSX), and I have fixed the issue and can attest that using my LAN IP address allows my iOS simulator, iOS physical device, AND android simulator to successfully connect to my API.Īs a reminder, you’ll have to use the LAN IP address in the baseURL in client.js in the client AND assetsBaseUrl in development.json in the API.Īfter following the instructions on OS X daily ( get your LAN IP address in MacOSX), I was able to fix the issue and can attest that using my LAN IP address allows my iOS simulator, iOS physical device, AND android simulator to successfully connect to my API.Īpps in production will typically connect to a HTTPS domain with an SSL certificate, and not an IP. ![]() The same person who posted the above mentioned message then said that you need to use your computer’s LAN IP address. I then found a post in the React Native Developers discord channel where someone said that you can’t fetch from localhost because localhost is your own phone (if you try using localhost and running the app on your own physical iOS device, you’ll see that you still get the network error even though it works in the simulator). I was able to use localhost and 127.0.0.1 (just learned they are the same thing) but as Mosh said, using localhost won’t work for android devices. Hey everyone so I was getting the Network Error before, and couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t working. ![]()
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