Python Usage

Usage

from hazetunnel import HazeTunnel
from browserforge.headers import HeaderGenerator
...
# Initialize the proxy
proxy = HazeTunnel(port='8080', payload='alert("Hello World!");')
proxy.launch()
# Send the request
requests.get(
    url='https://example.com',
    headers=HeaderGenerator().generate(browser='chrome'),
    proxies={'https': proxy.url},
    verify=proxy.cert
).text
# Stop the proxy
proxy.stop()

Parameters:
    port (Optional[str]): Specify a port to listen on. Default is random.
    payload (Optional[str]): Payload to inject into responses
    user_agent (Optional[str]): Optionally override all User-Agent headers
    upstream_proxy (Optional[str]): Optionally forward requests to an upstream proxy

Using a context manager

A context manager will automatically close the server when not needed anymore.

with HazeTunnel(port='8080', payload='alert("Hello World!");') as proxy:
  # Send the request
  requests.get(
      url='https://example.com',
      headers=HeaderGenerator().generate(browser='chrome'),
      proxies={'https': proxy.url},
      verify=proxy.cert
  ).text

CLI

Download the latest version of the API:

python -m hazetunnel fetch

Remove all files before uninstalling

python -m hazetunnel remove

Run the MITM proxy:

python -m hazetunnel run -p 8080 --verbose

All commands

Usage: python -m hazetunnel [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  fetch    Fetch the latest version of hazetunnel-api
  remove   Remove all library files
  run      Run the MITM proxy
  version  Display the current version

See here for more information and examples.