cd_proxy_manager

cd_proxy_manager is a Python package designed to handle proxy configurations and management for various purposes such as setting environment proxies, formatting proxies, and dealing with proxies in HTTP requests and browsers.

Installation

To install cd_proxy_manager, clone the repository and install the required dependencies:

git clone <repository-url>
cd cd_proxy_manager
pip install -r requirements.txt

or

pip install cd-proxy-manager

Modules

__init__.py

This file initializes the package.

browser_judges.py

This module includes various browser judge urls.

format_proxy.py

This module provides functionality for formatting proxies in various formats, making them suitable for use with different libraries and tools.

http_judges.py

This module includes various HTTP judge urls.

proxy_dealer.py

This module is designed to manage and deal with multiple proxies, possibly including rotation and validation.

set_env_proxy.py

This module provides a function to set an environment variable for a proxy, supporting both simple and authenticated proxies.

set_global_proxy.py

This module includes functionality to set a global proxy configuration for the system.

version.py

This module defines the version of the cd_proxy_manager package.

examples/

This directory contains example scripts demonstrating how to use the various functionalities provided by the package.

Usage

Formatting Proxies

To format a proxy, see example in the examples folder.

Setting Environment Proxy

To set an environment proxy, use the set_env_proxy.py module:

from cd_proxy_manager import SysProxy

# Example: setting a proxy environment variable
proxy = "proxy:port"
SysProxy().set_proxy(proxy)

Proxy Management

To manage multiple proxies, use the proxy_dealer.py module:

from cd_proxy_manager import ProxyDealer

# Example: rotating proxies
dealer = ProxyDealer(["proxy1:port", "proxy2:port"])
proxy = dealer.get_next_proxy_no_shuffle()
print(proxy)

See all Examples

Refer to the examples/ directory for more detailed usage examples.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request or open an issue to discuss any changes.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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