wormhole-proxy

Asynchronous I/O HTTP and HTTPS Proxy on Python 3.5

Project description

Wormhole is a forward proxy without caching. You may use it to:

Modifying requests to look like they are originated from the IP address that Wormhole is running on.
Adding an authentication layer to the internet users in your organization.
Logging internet activities to your syslog server.

Dependency

Python >= 3.5.0
uvloop (optional)

Docker Image Usage

Run without authentication

$ docker pull bashell/wormhole
$ docker run -d -p 8800:8800 bashell/wormhole

Run with authentication

Create an empty directory on your docker host
Create an authentication file that contains username and password in this format username:password
Link that directory to the container via option -v and also run wormhole container with option -a /path/to/authentication_file

Example:

$ docker pull bashell/wormhole
$ mkdir -p /path/to/dir
$ echo "user1:password1" > /path/to/dir/wormhole.passwd
$ docker run -d -v /path/to/dir:/opt/wormhole \
  -p 8800:8800 bashell/wormhole \
  -a /opt/wormhole/wormhole.passwd

How to install

Stable Version

Please install the stable version using pip command:

$ pip install wormhole-proxy

Development Snapshot

You can install the development snapshot using pip with mercurial:

$ pip install hg+https://bitbucket.org/bashell-com/wormhole

Or install from your local clone:

$ hg clone https://bitbucket.org/bashell-com/wormhole
$ cd wormhole/
$ pip install -e .

You can also install the latest default snapshot using the following command:

$ pip install https://bitbucket.org/bashell-com/wormhole/get/default.tar.gz

How to use

Run wormhole command
```
$ wormhole
```
Set browser’s proxy setting to
```
host: 127.0.0.1
port: 8800
```

Command help

$ wormhole --help

License

MIT License (included in license.py)

Notice

This project is forked and converted to Mercurial from WARP on GitHub.
Authentication file contains username and password in plain text, keep it secret! (I will try to encrypt/encode it soon.)
Wormhole may not work in:
- some ISPs
- some firewalls
- some browers
- some web sites