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# Shopware Remote Sharing

This is a simple tutorial, if you have a single Shopware shop, that you would love to share with someone else. The challenge is to configure Shopware in a way, that TWIG links will be rendered correctly, so that a full navigation is possible using the external static hostname.

## 1. Start Shopware

Start your local Shopware installation

Here is a simple Docker line using the dockware.io project to lunch Shopware 6.5.3.0 with Port 443 (HTTPS).

```bash
docker run -p 443:443 dockware/dev:6.5.3.0
```

## 2. Sales Channel Domain

We want our shop to render all links with the correct static hostname.\
Otherwise visitors would be redirected to <https://localhost> when clicking somewhere, which does obviously only exist on the local machine, and not from remote.

This is why we have to add a new domain to our sales channel.\
Just use your personal static hostname and enter it in the administration of Shopware.

Pay attention to the HTTP(s) scheme, when doing this!

## 3. Start Tunnel

You can now decide what service you want to use for your tunnel.

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="NGROK" %}
Now it's time to start NGROK.\
If you are not yet familiar with NGROK you might want to check it out here: <https://ngrok.com/>

All we need is to run this line with port 443 and with our hostname.\
This will make sure that our shop thinks there is a request for this hostname, and not for the NGROK domain that would be used otherwise.

```bash
ngrok http --region=eu --host-header={my-hostname} 443
```

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Cloudflare" %}
If you want to use the Cloudflare service, run the following command.\
This will start a tunnel that redirects to your HTTPS localhost.\
It will also ensure sure that our shop thinks there is a request for our static hostname, and not for the Cloudflare domain that would be used otherwise.

```bash
cloudflared tunnel --no-tls-verify --http-host-header={my-hostname} --url=https://localhost
```

{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

## 4. Update SquadDNS

The only thing that's left to do is, to copy the generated tunnel domain and add it to your record inside SquadDNS.

{% hint style="success" %}
That's it!\
When you know open your static domain from a different machine, you should be able to see your Shopware shop, and also navigate to other pages.
{% endhint %}