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@nghiavuive/proxy-free

v1.0.0

Published

TypeScript client for ProxyScrape free proxy list API

Readme

proxy-free

TypeScript client for the ProxyScrape free proxy list API. It wraps the documented JSON endpoint, fetches data with axios, and gives you typed access to the proxy metadata returned by the service.

Installation

npm install proxy-free

Quick start

import { fetchProxyList } from 'proxy-free'

const { proxies } = await fetchProxyList({
  query: {
    protocol: ['http', 'https'],
    country: ['US', 'DE'],
    anonymity: 'elite',
    limit: 50,
  },
})

console.log(`Received ${proxies.length} proxies`)
console.log(`First proxy endpoint: ${proxies[0]?.proxy}`)

Advanced usage

Create a reusable client if you need to tweak timeouts, base URLs, or other Axios options:

import { ProxyScrapeClient } from 'proxy-free'

const client = new ProxyScrapeClient({
  timeoutMs: 5_000,
})

const data = await client.fetchProxyList({
  params: {
    // You can add vendor-specific parameters not covered by the helper type
    user_identifier: 'demo-app',
  },
  query: {
    ssl: true,
    limit: 100,
  },
})

Query helpers

ProxyScrapeQuery lets you set the most common filters supported by the endpoint:

  • protocol: one or more of http, https, socks4, socks5
  • country: ISO country codes (single string or array)
  • anonymity: transparent, anonymous, or elite
  • limit / skip: pagination helpers mirroring the API response fields
  • ssl: boolean flag to only return SSL-capable proxies
  • timeout: pass-through numeric value accepted by ProxyScrape

Anything else can be appended through the params option or by providing your own Axios instance.

Type definitions

The library exports strong types for the entire JSON payload, so you can rely on autocomplete when inspecting proxy metadata:

import type { ProxyRecord } from 'proxy-free'

function formatProxy(proxy: ProxyRecord) {
  return `${proxy.protocol}://${proxy.ip}:${proxy.port} - ${proxy.ip_data.country}`
}

Building

npm run build

This runs tsdown, producing dual ESM/CJS bundles and .d.mts/.d.cts declaration files under dist/.

Testing

npm run test

Vitest runs completely offline thanks to the mocked Axios layer inside the test suite, so CI does not depend on the live ProxyScrape service.