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Node HTTP/HTTPS Forward Proxy Agent


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Node HTTP/HTTPS Forward Proxy Agent

This a Node http agent capable of forward proxying HTTP/HTTPS requests.

It supports the following:

  • Connect to a proxy with a regular socket or SSL/TLS socket
  • Proxying to a remote server using SSL tunneling (via the http CONNECT method)
  • Authenticate with a proxy with Basic authentication
  • Authenticate with a proxy with NTLM authentication (experimental). Depends on node-ntlm

The agent inherits directly from the http.Agent Node object so it benefits from all the socket handling goodies that come with it.

Installation

npm install proxying-agent

Usage

  var proxying = require('proxying-agent');
  var proxyingOptions = {
    proxy: 'http://username:password@proxy.example.com:8080',
    tunnel: true
  };
  var proxyingAgent = new proxying.ProxyingAgent(proxyingOptions);
  var req = https.request({
    host: 'example.com',
    port: 443,
    agent: proxyingAgent
  });

The following options are supported:

  • proxy - Specifies the proxy url. The supported format is http[s]://[auth@]host:port where auth is the authentication information in the form of username:password. The authentication information can also be in the form of a Base64 encoded user:password, e.g. http://dXNlcm5hbWU6cGFzc3dvcmQ=@proxy.example.com:8080
  • tunnel - If true then the proxy will become a tunnel to the server. This should only be true if the target server protocol is https
  • ntlm - (experimental) connect to the proxy using NTLM authentication. ntlm is expected to contain the following fields:
    • hostname - the local machine hostname
    • domain - the NTLM domain
    • username - the NTLM username
    • password - the NTLM password

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Last updated on 17 Nov 2013

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