A Python tool for running multiple Tor services on local ports
Project description
tor_proxy
tor_proxy runs multiple Tor services on local ports. So you can use many different ip addresses without having to start each service manually.
Installation
pip install tor_proxy
Or download the tarball / git clone and...
python setup.py install
Or include tor_proxy directory in your project.
Or simply copy the tor_proxy directory to your Python's lib/site-packages directory.
Usage
import tor_proxy ports_data = tor_proxy.create(6, threads=3) for port in ports_data: ... tor_proxy.stop_all(ports_data)
Output example
STARTING: 49152...
STARTING: 49153...
STARTING: 49154...
READY: 49152 (192.42.116.27)
STARTING: 49155...
READY: 49153 (185.220.101.48)
STARTING: 49156...
READY: 49154 (185.220.100.252)
STARTING: 49157...
READY: 49155 (185.220.101.24)
READY: 49156 (185.220.101.25)
READY: 49157 (185.220.101.46)
Stooping all... OK
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