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Dynamically managed proxy server to intercept and mock responses for HTTP traffic

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traffic_guardian

Proxy server for intercepting HTTP traffic with python library to dynamically manage the proxy rules

Solution consists of two main components that are implemented inside traffic_guardian_core package:
  1. Proxy server based on twisted networking engine running by default on port 8080

  2. REST API to govern the proxy rules used for intercepting and mocking responses by default on port 9090

Based on REST API for governing the proxy rules python library has been developed inside traffic_guardian package.

Usage

To install traffic_guardian use following command (assuming that you have pip installed):

$ pip install traffic_guardian

To run the proxy server on default port (8080 for proxy server, 9090 for REST API to govern the proxy rules) use the following command:

$ traffic_guardian

To check more help with the CLI tool use the following command

$ traffic_guardian -h

Docs

Documentation to project is hosted on readthedocs.org under following link https://traffic-guardian.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Note

This project has been set up using PyScaffold 4.3.1. For details and usage information on PyScaffold see https://pyscaffold.org/.

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