HOKIO / INTEGRATION GUIDES
Local tools.
Real connections.
Practical recipes for receiving external events in the workflows and APIs running on your own machine.
Hokio Quick Start — Connect a local app to a permanent webhook URL
Install Hokio on Windows or Linux, register your device with a one-time code, and test your first HTTPS webhook against a local Python app.
Receive webhooks on localhost with Python and Hokio
Run a dependency-free Python webhook receiver, test it locally, then connect its port to a permanent Hokio HTTPS URL. Includes a runnable example.
Connect local n8n webhooks to the internet with Hokio
Run n8n locally with Docker Compose, configure its public webhook URL, and test a workflow while keeping the editor local.
Receive AI callbacks in a local n8n workflow with Hokio
Build a local n8n workflow for asynchronous AI job callbacks, with a JSON event example and duplicate-event guidance.
Receive local Express webhooks with Node.js and Hokio
Create a small Express JSON endpoint on localhost, test it with curl, and connect a permanent Hokio HTTPS URL.
Receive local FastAPI webhooks with Python and Hokio
Build a validated FastAPI webhook receiver, run it on loopback with Uvicorn, and test it through Hokio.