ProxyParse

Parses Proxy-Strings of the following formats

• ip:port:user:pass
• ip:port@user:pass
• user:pass:ip:port
• user:pass@ip:port
• ip:port

and provides an Object to access proxy properties.

Dependencies

The only dependency is axios :)

Usage

Input:

var proxyObject = proxyFromString("ip:port@user:pass");

Result:

HTTPSProxy {
_authRequired: false,
_ip: '',
_port: 0,
_user: '',
_pass: '',
_protocol: 'HTTPS://'
}

Input:

var proxyObject = proxyFromString("113.28.90.67:9480");

Result:

HTTPSProxy {
_authRequired: false,
_ip: '113.28.90.67',
_port: '9480',
_user: '',
_pass: '',
_protocol: 'HTTPS://'
}

Additional functionality

getGeolocation()

await proxyObject.getGeolocation()

Result:

{
status: 'success',
countryCode: 'MX',
city: 'San Luis Potosí City',
zip: '78421',
isp: 'Television Internacional, S.A. de C.V.',
org: 'Television Internacional, S.A. de C.V',
proxy: false,
query: '200.188.153.52'
}

Query value equals proxy address and proxy value indicates anonymity

rtt(url)

await proxyObject.rtt("https://www.google.com")

Result:

{ virginTime: 150, tunneledTime: 152.33333333333334 }

Output is the RTT average across 3 connections via axios to the target url, good for benchmarking Proxies for your usecase.

virginTime -> not tunneled
tunneledTime -> tunneled via proxy

authHeaderValue Property

proxyObject.authHeaderValue

Returns value for Authorization Header (base64 encoded user:pass)
Example:

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