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Proxer - get a free working proxy simply and free of charge

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Proxer

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The Proxer class provides methods to retrieve, validate, and save proxies.

Features

  • Huge proxy database
  • Parsing of new available proxies (with uniqueization function)
  • You can use your own proxy database
  • Cleaning of database, working proxies, and general proxy list
  • Checking proxies for performance, using popular sites giants for verification

Documentation

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Steps

Install

Copy repository

git clone https://github.com/ssshipilo/Proxer

Dependency installation

pip install -r requirements.txt

OR

Install library

pip install Proxer

Starting Proxer

Import the library into your project, and initialize the Proxer class, sample code to get 5 working proxies

import Proxer

proxy = Proxer(file_path_output=os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "output.txt"), file_path_save=os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "save.txt"))
result = proxy.get(5)
print(result)

Result:

Result Proxer

Initialization

proxy = Proxer(file_path_output="path_to_output_file", file_path_save="path_to_save_file")

path must be absolute file_path_output: path to the file where the list of sparse proxies will be saved. file_path_save: path to the file where the list of working proxies will be saved.


Methods

parse()

Parsing of popular proxy providers:

They may be added over time, or maybe they already are.

Arguments: path: path to the file where the proxy list will be written. By default - the path from file_path_output. returned_array: whether to return the array of sparse proxies. By default - False.


check_proxy()

Checking the proxy to make sure it works.

Arguments: proxy: proxy to check. _class: whether to save the working proxy to a file. The default is False.


update_db_proxy()

Updating the database of working proxies.

Arguments: path: (optional) - path to the list of sparser proxies file: True - from your file. The default is False. Make parsing of known services with proxy


get()

Get a working proxy.

Arguments: count: number of required proxies. The default is 1.


clear_db()

Cleaning databases, verified and unverified proxies.

Arguments: mode: cleaning mode. Can be "output" (unchecked proxies) or "save" (checked proxies). The default is None (clearing both databases). path_output: path to the file with unchecked proxies. path_save: path to the file with verified proxies.

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