LocalProxy

LocalProxy is a Python command-line tool for managing and applying proxy configurations. It allows you to set, list, and clear proxy settings, which are stored in a configuration file and can be easily applied to your environment.

Features

• Set HTTP and HTTPS proxy configurations
• List existing proxy configurations
• Clear all proxy configurations
• Apply proxy settings to the environment in other projects

Installation

from pypi

pip3 install pylocalproxy

Prerequisites

• Python 3.8 or higher
• Poetry for package management

Steps

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/EvensXia/localproxy.git
cd localproxy

2. Install the project using Poetry:

poetry install

3. Build the project:

poetry build

4. Install the built wheel file:

pip install dist/localproxy-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl

Usage

Command-Line Interface

• List existing proxy configurations:

localproxy list

• Set a proxy configuration:

localproxy set <protocol> <address>

Example:

localproxy set http http://localhost:8080

• Clear all proxy configurations:

localproxy clear

• Run scripts/code/modules:

localproxy /path/to/your/script.py
localproxy -c "import requests;print(requests.get('https://www.google.com'))"
localproxy -m your.module

• Print CLI help:

localproxy -h

Using the Proxy in Other Projects

In your other Python projects, you can import and apply the proxy settings as follows:

from localproxy import proxy

proxy.init()

This will apply the proxy settings stored in ~/.localproxy/proxy.toml to your environment variables.

Configuration

Proxy configurations are stored in a TOML file located at ~/.localproxy/proxy.toml. This file is managed automatically by the CLI commands.