Simple utility which is designed to accept a file of ip:port lines and to produce beautiful table of check results in terminal and to write the file with proxies which passed the checks successfully. Processes proxies concurrently (20 threads are running at the same time by default) so can be used for quite large files without overloading the server resources.
npm i -g proxy-checker-cli
proxy-checker-cli listofproxies.txt --code=20. -o goodproxies.txt --url=https://google.com
Which will get proxies from listofproxies.txt file, try to request https://google.com and check that reply http code is 20x
- Expected http code ( --code=200 ) - regex supported
- Expected text in body ( --text=sometext )
- Expected no specified text in body ( --notext=error )
--input file The input file to process. The file is expected to contain ip:port lines
without protocol specified. This is a default argument.
-o, --output file Output good ips to txt file.
-v, --verbose Turn on debug output.
-s, --silent Do not output visual table, only write result to files.
-h, --help Print this usage guide.
-t, --timeout number Number of seconds to wait for connection to proxy and for the whole request.
-p, --protocol string Protocol to append to proxy ip (the file is expected to contain ip:port lines
without protocol specified).
-u, --url string Url to connect to validate proxy.
--text string Text expected in body to validate proxy.
--notext string Text expected to not exist in body to validate proxy.
--code string Http code expected for test to succeed.
-c, --concurrency integer Maximum Concurrency threads (default: 20)
--user-agent string User agent to use for http(s) connections to tested websites.
--header headername: headervalue Header to attach to request for http(s) connections to tested websites.
Accepts multiple args.
-l, --limit integer Limit number of proxies to check. Can be negative to trim trailing proxies
from file (like arr.slice(0, -100) in js)
