TProxy

TProxy is a lightweight Proxy Manager for Linux that lets you easily manage proxies for:

• 🌐 Terminal session
• 📦 APT package manager
• 🖥 System-wide environment
• 🛠 Git
• 🔄 One-key Toggle (ON/OFF)
• ❌ Easy Uninstall

No more manual editing of configs — set, disable, show, toggle, and uninstall proxies with a simple menu.

🚀 Installation

Clone the repo and run the installer:

git clone https://github.com/TisoneK/tproxy.git
cd tproxy
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

This will:

• Install tproxy globally (/usr/local/bin/tproxy)
• Enable bash completion under /etc/bash_completion.d/
• Let you call tproxy from anywhere in your terminal

🛠 Usage

Run:

tproxy

Main Menu

===== TProxy Manager =====
1) Set Proxy
2) Disable Proxy
3) Show Current Proxy
4) Toggle Proxy
5) Exit
6) Uninstall TProxy
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🔑 Features

1. Set Proxy

Choose where to set the proxy:

• Terminal → temporary for current shell
• APT → /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/proxy.conf
• System → /etc/environment
• Git → git config --global
• All → apply everywhere at once

Example:

Enter proxy URL: http://127.0.0.1:8080

2. Disable Proxy

Removes proxy settings from:

• Terminal
• APT
• System
• Git
• Or all at once

3. Show Current Proxy

Displays the active proxy settings for all managed components.

4. 🔄 Toggle Proxy

One keypress to switch between:

• Proxy ON → applies last saved proxy everywhere
• Proxy OFF → disables proxy everywhere

The last proxy you set is saved in:

~/.tproxy.conf

5. ❌ Uninstall TProxy

Quickly remove TProxy:

tproxy uninstall

This will:

• Disable all proxies
• Remove ~/.tproxy.conf
• Remove /usr/local/bin/tproxy
• Remove bash completion

⚡ Non-Interactive Usage

You can also run commands directly:

tproxy set all http://127.0.0.1:8080   # Set proxy everywhere
tproxy disable all                     # Disable proxy everywhere
tproxy toggle                          # Toggle proxy ON/OFF
tproxy show                            # Show current proxy status
tproxy uninstall                       # Remove TProxy

With bash completion you can tab-complete commands:

tproxy [TAB]
# → set disable toggle show uninstall help

🔒 Notes

• APT and System-wide changes require sudo privileges.
• System proxy changes require logout/login to take effect.
• Proxies are stored in ~/.tproxy.conf for toggle functionality.

🧑‍💻 Author

Tisone Kironget 📧 tisonkironget@gmail.com 🌍 GitHub Profile

📜 License

MIT License – feel free to use, modify, and share.