Newbie working on a Salesforce project for a job interview. I'm trying to build a Django form that will submit a case ticket to the Salesforce backend. Using django-salesforce django-salesforcelibrary, and I'm at the point where I'm creating the a new connected app. How do I deal with the callback URL if I'm testing on localhost? The callback url needs to be an https secure connection. Can I just set the callback as http://localhost:8000? Having a hard time figuring it out and on a strict time limit so no time to learn the salesforce API.
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No you cannot do that. Because they will try to redirect you to that site also few oauth providers need it a valid url to do so.
You can use https://ngrok.com to publicly expose your local server.
ngrok exposes your local server and port to a publicly accessible url. Internally it created a tunnel from the generated url and your machine. So you can expose your local django server to world using it.
Then pass on the generated link to the OAuth app.
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