getproxies

Get some free proxies scraped from free proxy sources.

from getproxies import get_proxies

proxies = get_proxies()
print(proxies[:10])
# [http://196.18.215.153:3128, https://36.67.89.179:65205, http://35.247.192.53:3128, socks5://113.54.158.40:1080, https://180.122.51.154:9999, socks4://117.44.28.152:9201, https://178.20.137.178:43980, https://109.86.121.118:46333, https://148.77.34.194:39175, socks4://114.99.16.195:1080]

or using cli:

$ poetry run getproxies --help
Usage: getproxies [OPTIONS]

  scrape free proxies from all sources and put it to STDOUT

Options:
  -p, --protocol [https|http|socks4|socks5]
                                  restrict to specific protocol
  -c, --country TEXT              only proxies from specified country (ISO
                                  double char code, e.g. US)

  -l, --limit INTEGER             limit proxy retrieval - increases
                                  performance

  -f, --format TEXT               proxy output format, available variables: ho
                                  st,port,protocol,code,country,anonymous,sour
                                  ce  [default: {protocol}://{host}:{port}]

  --help                          Show this message and exit.

Install

$ pip install getproxies
or for latest code
$ pip install -U git+https://github.com/granitosaurus/getproxies

Sources

Currently these sources are supported

extended usage

For more detailed proxy query a ProxyManager can be used:

from getproxies import ProxyManager

proxies = ProxyManager(
    limit=10,  # only 10 proxies
    protocol='socks5',  # only socks5 proxies
    country='us',  # only us proxies
)

limit parameter can reduce retrieval time

Proxy objects also have extended attributes:

class Proxy:
    host: str
    port: str
    protocol: str
    code: str = ''
    country: str = ''
    anonymous: bool = False
    source: str = ''

as strings they resolve to protocol://host:port template.