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gate-proxy

v1.0.1

Published

GATE — Open blocked websites from your terminal

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Maintainers

janakvasanijanakvasani

Keywords

proxyunblockcligatenetwork

Readme

GATE v2

A full-featured web proxy — browser UI + terminal CLI.

What's New in v2

| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | Multi-tab browsing | Open multiple proxied sites as tabs inside the UI | | Reading Mode | Strip ads/nav/sidebars for clean reading | | Font Override | Inject any Google Font into proxied pages | | Zoom Control | Scale page content via slider | | Tracker Blocker | Blocks Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, Hotjar, etc. | | Cookie Stripper | Removes Set-Cookie headers to prevent tracking | | Header Cleaner | Removes Referer and fingerprinting headers | | Snapshot Mode | Save static cached copies of pages for offline browsing | | AI Summarizer | Extract key points from any URL | | Bookmarks | Pin favourite sites with custom labels | | History | Last 30 visited sites, persistent across sessions | | Live Stats Dashboard | Real-time request graph, top sites bar chart | | Export Logs | Download request history as CSV | | Theme Switcher | Default, Sepia, High-Contrast | | Socket.IO Live Updates | Stats update in real time without refresh | | CLI v2 | All features accessible from terminal |

Quick Start

1. Install & Build

npm run setup

2. Start Server

npm start
# → http://localhost:3000

3. Open Browser

Visit http://localhost:3000

CLI Commands

# Setup
cd cli && npm install

# Open blocked site in browser
node gate.js open youtube.com

# Reading mode with custom font
node gate.js open medium.com --reading --font "Merriweather"

# Fetch text in terminal
node gate.js fetch wikipedia.org --limit 5000

# Save snapshot for offline browsing
node gate.js snapshot https://wikipedia.org

# List all snapshots
node gate.js snapshots

# Show stats with top sites graph
node gate.js stats

# Export request logs
node gate.js export --output logs.csv

# Print proxy URL
node gate.js url reddit.com

# Use remote server
node gate.js open youtube.com --server https://your-app.onrender.com

Deploy to Render (Free)

  1. Push to GitHub
  2. New Web Service on render.com
  3. Root: server | Build: npm install | Start: npm start
  4. Get public URL → use with --server flag in CLI

Dev Mode

# Terminal 1
npm run dev:server   # backend on :3000

# Terminal 2
npm run dev:client   # frontend on :5173 (hot reload)

Environment Variables

| Variable | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | PORT | 3000 | Server port | | GHOST_PROXY_URL | http://localhost:3000 | CLI default server |

Notes

  • Snapshot Mode stores pages in memory — they reset when server restarts
  • Tracker blocklist covers 15+ major analytics/ad platforms
  • Built for learning: HTTP proxying, Node.js, WebSockets, React