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GlaceJS proxy is nodejs interactive console application which launches http and global proxy to capture server responses and manage them.

• HTTP proxy launching
• Global transparent proxy launching
• Responses caching
• Responses speed management
• Chrome browser launching
• Interactive management
• Development and testing API

Be sure that you have installed nodejs >= v8.9. Or download and install it.

npm i glacejs-proxy

After installation utility glace-proxy will be available in terminal. Use glace-proxy -h to get details about its usage or see section Console Options.

Installation for development:

git clone https://github.com/schipiga/glacejs-proxy
cd glacejs-proxy
npm i

To start proxy server call the command in terminal:

glace-proxy [options]

Or create file config.json and fill it with content:

{
    "global-proxy": true or false,
    "global-proxy-port": "<port number>",
    "install-certificate": true,
    "existing-cache": true,
    "cache-folder": "</path/to/cache/folder>",
    "url": "<URL>",
    "speed": 128
}

And then just execute command in terminal:

glace-proxy

Configuration:

• -c, --config [config-path] - Path to JSON file with CLI arguments. Default is cwd/config.json (if it exists).
• --web-url <URL> - Proxied URL for HTTP proxy. Required if HTTP proxy is used.

(Note! All options below are may be used in config.json, see section Quick Start.)

Proxy:

• --http-proxy - Activate HTTP proxy.
• --proxy-port [port-number] - Port for HTTP proxy. Default is random. For example: --proxy-port 3000.
• --global-proxy - Activate transparent global proxy.
• --global-proxy-port [port-number] - Port for transparent global proxy. Default is random. For example: --global-proxy-port 3001.
• --install-certificate - Install global proxy certificate as trusted. Requires administrator permissions. Windows only!
• --speed <value> - Responses speed from proxy to client (browser), kb/s. Default is unlimited. For example: --speed 128.

Cache:

• --cache - Cache server responses to disk.
• --existing-cache - Cache server responses to disk. Connect to existing cache if it exists.
• --cache-folder [folder-path] - Folder to cache server responses. Default is cwd/.proxy-cache. For example: --cache-folder /path/to/my/cache.

Chrome:

• --chrome - Launch google chrome and open proxied URL there. Pristine profile will be used.
• --chrome-incognito - Launch google chrome in incognito mode.

Log:

• --log [file-path] - Path to log file. Default is cwd/glace-proxy.log. For example: --log /path/to/glace-proxy/log.
• --stdout-log - Print log messages to stdout.

Other:

• -h, --help - Show help.

Commands will be available after glace-proxy launching:

• url <url> - Set proxied URL.
• proxy start http - Start HTTP proxy.
• proxy start global - Start global proxy.
• proxy stop http - Stop HTTP proxy.
• proxy stop global - Stop global proxy.
• proxy restart http - Restart HTTP proxy.
• proxy restart global - Restart global proxy.
• proxy speed <speed> - Limit proxy speed, kb/s.
• proxy requests speed <speed> - Limit proxy requests speed, kb/s.
• proxy responses speed <speed> - Limit proxy responses speed, kb/s.
• proxy speed reset - Unlimit proxy speed.
• chrome - Launch google chrome browser. Pristine profile will be used each time.
• chrome close - Close google chrome browser.
• chrome restart - Restart google chrome browser. Pristine profile will be used each time.
• cache - Cache server responses to disk. Cached responses will be replayed by proxy.
• cache disable - Disable proxy cache.
• cache clear - Remove cached responses from storage.
• help [command...] - Provide help for a given command.
• exit - Exit application.

var glaceProxy = require("glacejs-proxy");

More details about development and testing API here.

As GlaceJS framework plugin it will be loaded automatically.

• --http-proxy - Use http proxy.
• --http-proxy-port - Port for http proxy. Default is random. Incompatible with --slaves option.
• --global-proxy - Use transparent global proxy. Chromium browsers only.
• --global-proxy-port - Port for transparent global proxy. Default is random. Incompatible with --slaves option.
• --install-certificate - Install global proxy certificate as trusted. Requires administrator permissions.
• --cache - Enable middleware to cache proxy responses to disk.
• --existing-cache - Use existing cache if it exists.
• --reconnect - Number of proxy reconnects on request error. Default is 1.

• config
• fixtures
• steps

See integration tests in order to explore examples.

• Project tests report is here
• Code coverage report is here