Unity Web Proxy

A simple Unity web proxy that intercepts requests to specific URLs and provides custom responses. This proxy is designed for testing and development purposes.

Features

• Intercepts HTTP requests made to specified URLs (e.g., google.com).
• Provides custom HTML responses instead of the real responses.
• Easy to integrate into Unity projects.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/unreliablecode/Unity-Web-Proxy.git

2. Open the project in Unity.

3. Add the WebProxy Script:

   • Create a new C# script named WebProxy.cs and copy the provided code into it.
   • Create an empty GameObject in your scene and attach the WebProxy script to it.

4. Add the Test Proxy Script:

   • Create another C# script named TestProxy.cs and copy the provided code into it.
   • Attach the TestProxy script to another GameObject in your scene.

Usage

• The proxy listens for HTTP requests on http://localhost:8080/.
• When a request is made to google.com, the proxy responds with a custom HTML message.
• You can test the proxy by making requests to http://localhost:8080/ from your Unity game.

Example Request

To test the proxy, you can use the TestProxy script, which sends a request to the proxy and logs the response.

Important Notes

• Ensure that your firewall allows traffic on port 8080.
• This implementation is primarily for desktop platforms and may have limitations on others (e.g., WebGL).
• This proxy should not be used in production without proper security measures.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Author

unreliablecode