After opening the project, run the following command in the ngrok terminal:ngrok http 3000
Then, set the returned link using the normal setWebhook service of the API and try it once again.

Thanks

Ok, I am trying to connect through ngrok to the port 3000 and I receive a refused connection. In your example code establishs a tunnel and gets a public URL. Per I see it is necessary to set the webhook. Do you know if there is other alternative to do this without using ngrok?

async function setup_network()
try{
console.log(‘ENTRA EL SETUP NETWORK’)
let public_url = await ngrok.connect(3000);
console.log(Public Url:${public_url});
let webhook_url = ${public_url}/webhook;
console.log(webhook_url,‘webkook_url’)
let url = ${INSTANCE_URL}/${PRODUCT_ID}/setWebhook;
let response = await rp(url, {
method: ‘POST’,
body: { webhook: webhook_url },
headers: {
‘x-maytapi-key’: API_TOKEN,
‘Content-Type’: ‘application/json’,
},
json: true,
});
console.log(Response: ${JSON.stringify(response)});
return response;
}
catch(e){
return Promise.resolve(e)
}}

Hello,

You could check these via your webhook when you set your webhook.
You could check documentation about how to set webhook.

Thanks