A transparent HTTP proxy visible only to wizards and cats.
Octarine functions both as a normal and transparent HTTP Proxy.
The Octarine "server" chooses a port to listen on randomly to minimize start-up friction and because of this, has a "client" mode for the sole purpose of querying for the port that the "server" is listening on.
The "client" and "server" pairing is made through the <ID> that is passed
in as a command line argument.
octarine [optional_flags] <ID>
For more information on available flags:
octarine -h
You can use go build, but if you want cross compilation then you'll need
to install gox (go get github.com/mitchellh/gox)
Requires gox:
make build
This project adheres to the style dictated by standard Go tools (i.e. gofmt)
make lint