This is a reverse proxy, written in nodejs. Proxying rules are stored in a JSON file.
Lately the node-http-proxy 1.0.x version has been released. Since then, the proxy rulz feature were removed from the API, that's why comes http-proxy-rulz, to fill the lack.
This is only a slight wrapper over node-http-proxy, providing an easy-to-use executable proxy file. The JSON file rulz are dynamically updated on file change.
Usage instructions are described below.
Basic usage after getting the sources:
npm install
./bin/proxy-server --table examples/simple-proxy.json
You can also retrieve it from the npm registry:
npm install -g http-proxy-rulz
proxy-server --table any-rulz-of-your-own.json
Any contributions are welcome, please report any issue or merge request of your wish.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2014 Clément Désiles
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