/CroxxProxyPool

A thread-safe Proxy Pool that automatically crawl free proxies.

Primary LanguagePython

CroxxProxyPool

CroxxProxyPool is a light, thread-safe ProxyPool for Python that automatically crawl free proxies.

Advantages

  1. Thread-safe.
  2. Use a heap to make sure each time you will pop the earliest proxy you used.
  3. Confirm the availability of a proxy when it is crawled.
  4. Detect repeat proxies when pushing.
  5. [ Update on 2017-8-30 ] Crawl other proxies with a searched proxy to fasten searching available proxies ! ( Searching can be 2-5 times faster than before ! )

Usage

1.Import CroxxProxyPool

from CroxxProxyPool import ProxyPool

2.Get instance

pp = ProxyPool()
# get ProxyPool instance (ProxyPool is a singleton. You can only have ONE instance.)

3.Start crawling proxies

pp.start(delay = 10 * 60,ssl = True)
# start crawling proxies

4.Get a "http" or "https" proxy by pop()

proxy = pp.pop("HTTP") # or proxy = pp.pop("HTTPS")
# get a proxy ("HTTP" default)

5.Push the proxy back after using it

pp.push(proxy)
# push the proxy back to ProxyPool after using it

thread-safe

CroxxProxyPool is a thread-safe ProxyPool.

This is a multithreading emample.

(The log of function 'TsetProxy' is not thread-safe, for print in python2.7 is not thread-safe.)

from CroxxProxyPool import ProxyPool
import threading,time,random

pp = ProxyPool()
pp.start(delay = 10 * 60,ssl = True,debug = True)


def testThread(tid,pp):
	s1 = random.randint(0,40)
	time.sleep(s1)
	proxy = pp.pop(debug=True)
	s2 = random.randint(0,5)
	time.sleep(s2)
	pp.push(proxy,debug=True)

for i in range(0,300):
	threading.Thread(target = testThread,args = (i,pp)).start()