Python proxy-server lib

Can be used in cases when it is required to connect from white-ip server go grey-ip client. In fact, the websocket connection is initiated by client and then it is kept alive until program/container is stopped. Any data passed in binary format to client is redirected to server and vice versa. There are two possible options to use this lib: via running separate containers and via importing it from python.

Option with separate containers

1. Create Dockerfiles from the following two files with the same config
2. Run container with client_side.py on a client machine
3. Run container with server_side.py on a server machine

from proxy_connector.connection_config import ConnectionConfig

config = ConnectionConfig(remote_proxy_ip=<ip of a server>, 
                          remote_listen_port=<server listen port>, 
                          remote_forward_port=<internal proxy port>,
                          local_proxy_ip=<ip of a client>,
                          local_forward_port=<client listen port>,
                          local_source_port=<port within container>)

# example
config = ConnectionConfig(remote_proxy_ip="192.168.1.34", 
                          remote_listen_port=4805, 
                          remote_forward_port=61842,
                          local_proxy_ip="192.168.1.34",
                          local_forward_port=8008,
                          local_source_port=12215)

client_side.py

from time import sleep
import threading

from proxy_connector.local_client import ProxyClient
# import config

server = ProxyClient(config)

main_thread = threading.Thread(target=server.start_client)
main_thread.start()
# do something
server.stop_server()
main_thread.join()

server_side.py

from time import sleep
import threading

from proxy_connector.remote_proxy import ProxyServer
# import config

server = ProxyServer(config)

main_thread = threading.Thread(target=server.start_server)
main_thread.start()
# do something
server.stop_server()
main_thread.join()