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GetProx is a library for retrieving lists of free HTTP proxies from various online sites.
The package may be installed as follows: ::
pip install getprox
To retrieve proxies from all available sources, invoke the package as follows: ::
import getprox
proxy_uri_list = getprox.proxy_get()
Proxies are returned in http://host:port
format. By default, the proxies
will be tested using a simple timeout test to determine whether they are alive.
A list of supported proxy sources can be obtained via ::
proxy_src_list = getprox.sources()
Proxies may also be obtained from a specific source or sources. For example: ::
proxy_uri_list = getprox.proxy_get('letushide')
Internally, proxy retrieval and testing is performed asynchronously; one can also access the asynchronous mechanism as follows: ::
p = getprox.ProxyGet()
# .. wait for a while ..
proxy_src_list = p.get()
Instantiation of the ProxyGet
class will launch threads that perform
retrieval and testing. If the threads finish running, the get()
method will
return the retrieved proxy URIs; if not, the method will return an empty list.
The latest release of the package may be obtained from
GitHub <https://github.com/lebedov/getprox>
_.
See the included AUTHORS.rst file for more information.
This software is licensed under the
BSD License <http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php>
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FAQs
Retrieve lists of free HTTP proxies from online sites.
We found that getprox demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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