$${\color{white}ProxyKot}$$ $${\color{red}v3.8}$$

Discord: myleader

Email: rito20rito@gmail.com

FIND & CHECK PROXIES AND MUCH MORE!

Status

$${\color{green}Working}$$

Requirements

Linux
- sudo apt update -y && sudo apt upgrade -y
- sudo apt install python3
- sudo apt install curl Probably Already Built-In.
Windows
- Python

Installation & Usage

Launch CMD/Terminal And Type In The Following Commands:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/the-computer-mayor/ProxyKot/main/proxykot.py -o proxykot.py
python3 proxykot.py --help

Example Of `--fps`

Finding Lots Of High Speed Working Proxies Across The Internet In Few Seconds

python3 proxykot.py --fps http --timeout 1 --th 200 -owp

Features

Threading To Speed Up The Process, (Default Value Is 4 Threads) --> --th <Number Of Threads>.
Timeout Limit To Find Fast Proxies, (Default Value Is 3 Seconds) --> --timeout <Seconds>.
Supports HTTP HTTPS SOCKS4 SOCKS5 Proxies.
Raw Aka Json Output Available (-raw).
Can Find HTTP HTTPS SOCKS4 SOCKS5 Across The Internet --> (Example: --fps HTTP).
Can Validate A Singular Proxy -> --cp <IP:Port>.
Can Validate A List Of Proxies ->--cpl <FileName>.
Can Validate A Singular Proxy Using A Specific Method -https -https -socks4 -socks5.
No Additional Python Libraries Needed Only Regular Python3 Built-In Modules.
Can Print Out Only Working Proxies By Adding -owp.
Can Terminate After Getting A Singular Working Proxy By Adding -1.
Can Terminate After Printing A Specified Amount Of Working Proxies Using --px <Count>
Very Easy To Use.

Using ProxyKot In Your Python Code

# Example Of Using ProxyKot In Your Code
from proxykot import CheckProxy


CheckProxy(IP_Port="35.72.180", TIMEOUT=3, proxy_type="SOCKS4", SSL=False)
# If The Proxy Is Working
# output (string): {1.000880}
#
# If The Proxy Isn't Working
# output (bool): False
#
# If The Proxy Timed Out
# output (string): timeout

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