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magic-proxy-cli

v1.1.21

Published

A reverse proxy based CLI that you can use to manage your webserver.

Downloads

21

Readme

Magic-Proxy-CLI

A simple reverse proxy that runs like a webserver and support HTTP, WebSocket and VHosts.

Getting started into Magic Proxy CLI!

Installation

npm install -g magic-proxy-cli --save

How to use?

To enable all features and access Magic Proxy panel you just need to run the command:

magicproxy

After type and run the command, the Magic Proxy will start one webserver running locally in port 3000. When it start at first time, you will receive a welcome message and get a special account with name admin and a security token in UUID format. You should save it and access the panel to create your own account in users page. The message looks like:

NOTE: if you have any problems with Magic Proxy credentials generation or proxy not working, you can try run it using a privileged user, specially when setting low ports like 80, 443 because they are privileged ports. See Why are ports below 1024 privileged? for more informations.

Screenshots of webpanel