How to: Description
Gosmee enables you to relay webhooks from itself (as a server) or from
to your local laptop or infrastructure hidden from the public internet.

It makes exposing services on your local network (like localhost) or behind a VPN quite straightforward. This allows public services, such as GitHub, to push webhooks directly to your local environment.

Here's how it works:

1. Configure your webhook to send events to a
URL or to your publicly accessible Gosmee server.
2. Run the Gosmee client on your local machine to fetch these events and forward them to your local service.

This creates a proper bridge between GitHub webhooks and your local development environment.

Alternatively, if you'd rather not use a relay server, you can use the GitHub API to replay webhook deliveries directly. (beta)