link2proxy 0.1.0

Get proxies for free and automatically without any hassle.

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📡 Link2Proxy 📡

Introduction

Welcome to Link2Proxy, a Python module that allows you to easily fetch and rotate proxies automatically. Whether you're scraping websites or need proxies for testing purposes, Link2Proxy helps you get free proxies from multiple sources, store them locally, and use them to make requests.

📝 Installation

To install Link2Proxy, you can clone this repository or install it via pip once the module is uploaded to PyPI.

pip install link2proxy

🔧 Usage

get_proxies()

This function allows you to fetch proxies from multiple online sources and store them locally in a file.

Example:

import link2proxy

# Fetch proxies from the available sources and save them to a file
link2proxy.get_proxies()

• Description:

  • Fetches proxies from various online sources (e.g., spys.me, sslproxies.org, etc.).
  • Proxies are stored in a local file (link2proxy.txt).
  • This is useful if you need to periodically refresh your proxy list.

• Parameters:

  • No parameters are needed.

• Returns:

  • No return value. The proxies are saved in the local file.

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get_proxy()

This function retrieves a proxy from the local file where they are stored. If the file is empty, it will automatically call get_proxies() to populate the list with fresh proxies.

Example:

import link2proxy

# Get a proxy and use it for a request
proxy = link2proxy.get_proxy()
print(requests.get('https://google.com', proxies=proxy).status_code)

• Description:

  • Fetches one proxy from the saved list (stored in link2proxy.txt).
  • If the file is empty, it triggers get_proxies() to fetch fresh proxies.

• Parameters:

  • No parameters are needed.

• Returns:

  • A dictionary containing a proxy for both http and https:

    {"http://": "http://<proxy>", "https://": "https://<proxy>"}
    

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📄 File Structure

The proxies are stored in a file called link2proxy.txt inside a folder called proxies in the root directory of your project. This file will contain a list of proxies in the format ip:port.

Example of file structure:

/project_directory
  /proxies
    link2proxy.txt

⚠️ Disclaimer

• Please use this program only for educational purposes.
• It is not meant to be used in any malicious way, and I decline any responsibility for what you do with it.

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