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proxtem

v0.4.0

Published

A proxy server and CLI toolkit for app deployment

Downloads

1,566

Readme

Proxtem

Proxtem is a Node.js toolkit for creating and managing proxy servers, with a CLI for scaffolding projects, running a dev environment, and deploying to cloud platforms like Render and Vercel.

Features

  • Create and run proxy servers quickly.
  • Middleware for logging or modifying requests.
  • HTML rewriting utilities.
  • CLI commands to scaffold projects and deploy them.
  • Project templates for rapid prototyping.

Installation

Install globally to use the CLI:

npm install -g proxtem

Or install locally in a project:

npm install proxtem

Usage

Library Usage

import { createProxy, middleware, rewriteHTML, resolveURL } from 'proxtem'; import express from 'express';

const app = createProxy('http://example.com'); app.use(middleware());

app.listen(3000, () => console.log('Proxy running on port 3000'));

CLI Usage

Create a new project

proxtem create my-app

This will copy the base-app template into my-app/.

Run development server

proxtem dev

Starts a proxy development server on port 4000 (default).

Deploy your project

proxtem deploy:render proxtem deploy:vercel

Deploy your project to Render or Vercel (currently stubs, implement deployment logic).

Templates

Templates are stored in templates/:

  • base-app/ – basic HTML + server scaffold.

You can add more templates in the future and reference them in the CLI.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

  • For code or feature suggestions, submit a pull request or issue.
  • Use the enhancements label for features or bug fixes.
  • Use the bug label for bug reports.

License

MIT License ©newgoogledrive