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= Proxie: HTTP proxy and debugging tool
Proxie allows you to setup HTTP proxy server on specified port, filter traffic by type, store information into SQLite3 database. Databases web access is powered by Sinatra web framework.
= Installation
gem install proxie
= Usage
Just type 'proxie' in your terminal and proxy server will be spawned. For additional information type:
proxie --help
Output:
Usage: proxie [options] -i, --info Display this information. -p, --port PORT Listen on port (8080 default) -d, --db NAME Store results to database -w, --web Start a Web UI for databases -f, --flush Delete all local databases
= Examples
Setup proxy server on port 9090 and write all http data into 'sample' database
proxie -p 9090 -d sample
Activate web interface (localhost:4567/):
proxie --web
Remove all existing databases:
proxie --flush
= Credits
FAQs
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We found that proxie demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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