(Updated 3/4/23: V2)
PageSpeed rating of 0/0
Coming Soon
-
npm install alloyproxy -
Set all of your configs in the main file for the Node app.
-
Start up your app and unblock a website at
/prefix/[BASE64 ENCODED WEBSITE ORIGIN]/. The path of the website does not have to be B64 encoded.
A good example of what code to use is here using the Express.js framework.
-
Navigate to the
/examples/folder. -
Do the following commands:
cd examples/express
npm install
npm start
The demo application will run at localhost:8080 by default however the port can be configured in config.json.
The static folder provides you with the base site if you wish to go manual about this.
Add this to your server-side script ex. "app.js".
// Note: make sure you use Alloy before any other Express middleware that sends responses to client or handles POST data.
const Alloy = require('alloyproxy'),
http = require('http'),
express = require('express'),
app = express();
const server = http.createServer(app);
const Unblocker = new Alloy({
prefix: '/fetch/',
request: [],
response: [],
injection: true,
});
// The main part of the proxy.
app.use(Unblocker.app);
// WebSocket handler.
Unblocker.ws(server);
server.listen('8080')
prefix: '/prefix/',
blocklist: [],
// error: (proxy) => { return res.end('proxy.error.info.message') }, Custom error handling which is optional.
request: [], // Add custom functions before request is made or modify the request.
response: [], // Add custom functions after the request is made or modify the response.
injection: true, // Script injection which is helpful in rewriting window.fetch() and all kinds of client-side JS requests.
requestAgent: null, // Set a custom agent to use in the request.
// userAgent: Uses the clients "User-Agent" request header by default. More customizable using the "request" option in the configs.
localAddress: [] // Neat feature in basic http(s).request() to choose what IP to use to make the request. Will be randomized if there is multiple.
