no-proxy
Standalone no_proxy/NO_PROXY parser and evaluator.
Usage
from no_proxy import bypass # More specific functions and types available
from urllib.parse import urlparse
bypass(no_proxy="*", host="example.com") # True
bypass("127.0.0.0/8,::1", "127.0.0.1") # True
my_host = urlparse("//example.com:5000/path?x=y").hostname # example.com
bypass("www.example.com,example.org", my_host) # False
Specification
A no-proxy string is either * or a comma-separated list of no-proxy entries.
An IP-address or hostname matches a no-proxy string if the string is * or if any of its entries matches.
A no-proxy entry is either
- an IP-address, which matches itself,
- an IP-range, which matches included IP-addresses,
- a domain with leading
., which matches all of its subdomains, or - a hostname, which matches itself.
Hostnames are not validated and there is no special handling of whitespace, trailing dots, ports, etc.
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