WorkersProxy

Introduction

WorkersProxy is a lightweight Javascript application that retrieves resource as a client from other servers.

Deploying on Cloudflare Workers, which is an influential platform for building serverless applications, you could build customized reverse proxy without purchasing computing engines and configuring web servers such as Nginx.

Moreover, crucial performance, such as latency and availability, will be optimized, since your application will be distributed through Cloudflare's global network of data centers in more than 90 countries.

By configuring Geolocation and IP address filters, you might directly suspend your reverse proxy service in specific countries or regions according to their regulations. Taking advantage of the mobile redirector, you could distribute various webpages based on users' devices.

Demo

Reverse-Proxy Project (This demo may not available in specific regions.)

Getting Started

Deploy on Cloudflare Workers

Navigate to Cloudflare Workers, register or sign in your Cloudflare account, set custom subdomain for workers, and create a new worker.
Customize 'index.js', paste the code into Cloudflare online editor to replace the default one.
Change name of your worker, save and deploy it, and check whether its performance fulfills your demand.

Bind to custom domain

Check whether your domain is currently under Cloudflare's protection.
Navigate to the dashboard of your domain, select 'Workers' page, and click on 'Add Route'.
Input your domain and choose the worker you previously created.
Add a CNAME record of your domain which directs to the subdomain of your workers.

Customize index.js

Obviously, there's a few constants defined at the top of the main Javascript file.

To customize your own WorkersProxy Service, you should edit them according to your expectations.

// List of domains bind to your WorkersProxy.
const domain_list = ['https://cdn.reverse-proxy.live/', 'https://google.xasiimov.workers.dev/']

// Website you intended to retrieve for users.
const upstream = 'https://www.google.com/'

// Website you intended to retrieve for users using mobile devices.
const upstream_mobile = 'https://www.google.com/'

// Countries and regions where you wish to suspend your service.
const blocked_region = ['CN', 'KP', 'SY', 'PK', 'CU']

// IP addresses which you wish to block from using your service.
const blocked_ip_address = ['0.0.0.0', '10.0.0.0']