Closed blankster closed 2 years ago
Hello blankster, thank you for your interest in PWABuilder!
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For this, I'd recommend disabling HTTP auth in your local environment, then exposing it to the public web via NGrok. Once you do that, you can run PWABuilder on your ngrok URL, which will tunnel into your localhost.
Question in detail We would like to use PWABuilder for our application, which is currently only available on a test environment that is additionally password protected by HTTP authentication. We're in the early stage and don't want to make our testing system accessible without a password. What's the correct approach going forward for such a scenario?
Is your question related to a problem? Please describe. This case is relevant for all applications is an early stage in the development, but where first test users should be able to use it.
Describe alternatives you've considered Not using PWABuilder
Additional context The test environment is protected by a standard HTTP authentication which isn't user-based but protects the test system for unwanted access/indexing. The production system will not have such protection and is publicly available.