prox-checker
Async python proxy checker
Features
- Works in 2023
- No pycurl needed, OS independent
- HTTP, Socks4, Socks5
- Async
- Fast (<= 1.5kb per check)
- Checks availability and anonymity
- Secure, no data collecting
- Typed
Installation
pip install prox-checker
Usage
...
from prox_checker import ProxyChecker, ProxyProtocol, ProxyCheckerResult
async def check_my_proxies():
proxies = [
'144.24.207.98:8080',
'103.169.130.51:5678',
'198.58.126.147:51576',
'45.79.155.9:3128',
'206.220.175.2:4145',
]
working_proxies: List[ProxyCheckerResult] = await ProxyChecker().check_proxies(
proxies=proxies,
proxy_async_limit=1_000,
protocol_async_limit=3,
response_timeout=5,
)
print(working_proxies)
'''
Output:
[
<ProxyCheckerResult url=http://144.24.207.98:8080 proxy=144.24.207.98:8080 protocol=ProxyProtocol.http>,
<ProxyCheckerResult url=socks4://198.58.126.147:51576 proxy=198.58.126.147:51576 protocol=ProxyProtocol.socks4>,
<ProxyCheckerResult url=socks5://198.58.126.147:51576 proxy=198.58.126.147:51576 protocol=ProxyProtocol.socks5>,
<ProxyCheckerResult url=socks4://206.220.175.2:4145 proxy=206.220.175.2:4145 protocol=ProxyProtocol.socks4>,
<ProxyCheckerResult url=socks5://206.220.175.2:4145 proxy=206.220.175.2:4145 protocol=ProxyProtocol.socks5>
]
Leaves only anon working proxies, separated by protocols
'''
socks5_urls = [
result.url
for result in working_proxies
if result.protocol == ProxyProtocol.socks5
]
print(socks5_urls) # ['socks5://198.58.126.147:51576', 'socks5://206.220.175.2:4145']
max_bandwidth_bytes_s = ProxyChecker.estimate_max_bandwidth_bytes_s(
proxy_async_limit=1_000,
protocol_async_limit=3,
)
max_bandwidth_mb_s = max_bandwidth_bytes_s / 1024 / 1024
print(max_bandwidth_mb_s) # 4.39453125
custom_judges = [
'http://proxyjudge.us',
'http://azenv.net/',
]
custom_judges_working_proxies = await ProxyChecker(judges=custom_judges).check_proxies(
proxies=proxies,
proxy_async_limit=1_000,
protocol_async_limit=3,
response_timeout=5,
)
print(custom_judges_working_proxies) # same as first
...
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