A simple Python interface for HTTP(s) requests over Tor.
from torrequest import TorRequest
with TorRequest() as tr:
response = tr.get('http://ipecho.net/plain')
print(response.text) # not your IP addressIt's basically a wrapper around Stem and Requests libraries.
You need Tor. It's available via Homebrew.
brew install torAfter installation, you may want to configure Tor by creating a .torrc file in your $HOME directory. More information is available on Tor
documentation.
After installing dependencies, you can install torrequest via PyPI:
pip install torrequestfrom torrequest import TorRequest
# Choose a proxy port, a control port, and a password.
# Defaults are 9050, 9051, and None respectively.
# If there is already a Tor process listening the specified
# ports, TorRequest will use that one.
# Otherwise, it will create a new Tor process,
# and terminate it at the end.
with TorRequest(proxy_port=9050, ctrl_port=9051, password=None) as tr:
# Specify HTTP verb and url.
resp = tr.get('http://google.com')
print(resp.text)
# Send data. Use basic authentication.
resp = tr.post('https://api.example.com',
data={'foo': 'bar'}, auth=('user', 'pass'))'
print(resp.json)
# Change your Tor circuit,
# and likely your observed IP address.
tr.reset_identity()
# TorRequest object also exposes the underlying Stem controller
# and Requests session objects for more flexibility.
print(type(tr.ctrl)) # a stem.control.Controller object
tr.ctrl.signal('CLEARDNSCACHE') # see Stem docs for the full API
print(type(tr.session)) # a requests.Session object
c = cookielib.CookieJar()
tr.session.cookies.update(c) # see Requests docs for the full APIMIT