This is a sample project on how to use a proxy using NodeJS.
Make sure you have a local proxy up and running. You can use the open-source tool mitmproxy. To get started, head over to the mitmproxy download page, where you can download version 10.1.6 tailored for your operating system.
Next, you'll need to install some key Node.js packages for handling HTTP requests and parsing HTML.
npm install axios playwright puppeteer http-proxy-agent
npx playwright install
node fetchScraping.js
node playwrightScraping.js
node puppeteerScraping.js
node scrapingWithBrightData.js
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