=====
```
Usage: pyproxy [OPTIONS]
Options:
--bind addrs that debugger bind to (default
127.0.0.1)
--config config file
--debug debug mode (default False)
--help show this help information
--username proxy username
--password proxy password
--port the port that debugger listen to (default
8888)
```
API
===
1 Use as http/https proxy
`curl -x http://localhost:8888/ http://httpbin.org/get`
2 with GET/POST parameters
`curl http://localhost:8888/anypath?method=POST&url=http://httpbin.org/post`
3 pass params with JSON (work with GET parameters as well)
`curl -d '{"url": "http://httpbin.org/get","method": "GET", "headers": {"User-Agent":"Baidu"}}' http://localhost:8888/?callback=callback`
Auth
====
1 http proxy auth
`curl -x http://username:password@localhost:8888/ http://httpbin.org/get`
2 http basic auth
`curl http://username:password@localhost:8888/anypath?method=POST&url=http://httpbin.org/post`
3 username & password in GET/POST parameters / JSON
`curl http://localhost:8888/anypath?method=POST&url=http://httpbin.org/post&username=usernmae&password=password`
4 host_sign / path_sign / url_sign
sign a host / path / url with current username/password:
visit http://username:password@localhost:8888/sign?url=http://httpbin.org/get to get sign
request with: `http://localhost:8888/?url=http://httpbin.org/get&path_sign=abc123`
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