@prxi/dev

Local development proxy server. Mainly used to inject custom headers to both request and response.

Usage

Install globally:

npm i -g @prxi/dev

Create .prxi.yml inside you project like the following:

# port to listen connections on
port: 4444
# upstream endpoint
upstream: http://localhost:8080

Run prxi

CLI Options

• -c --config [path] - optional path to the configuration file, default one .prxi.yml
• -o --option [name] - optional name for the options file

Custom Headers

Update .prxi.yml and add

default:
  # additional request headers
  request:
    Authorization: Bearer 1

  # addition response headers
  response:
    X-Custom-Header: value

Options

It is possible to define different options for the request/response headers that will be added to the default set, add the following to the .prxi.yml:

options:
  option-name:
    # additional request headers
    request:
      Authorization: Bearer 2

    # addition response headers
    response:
      X-Custom-Header: value

Note: in the example above both Authorization and X-Custom-Header values will override the ones used in the default section.

To apply the options run prxi cli with the -o --option parameter, e.g:

prxi -o option-name

Useful Links

• prxi zero dependency reverse proxy Node.js library
• fireblink/prxi-openid-connect an OpenID Connect reverse proxy server based on prxi