Mitm

Mitm is a fully configurable proxy base on Node.js, which can handle HTTP, HTTPS, WS or WSS request correctly.

Feature

• work as HTTP, HTTPS, WS or WSS proxy
• when working as https or wss proxy, Mitm could intercept https requests for any domain without complaint by browser (If you trusted its root CA)

Installing

mitm is available via npm:

$ npm install @lemonce/mitm

Get Started

Create a mitm instance by functions. Basic usage with default options. For Example.

const mitm = require('@lemonce/mitm');
const mitmServer = mitm.createServer();

API Referrence

Options

Instantiates Mitm Server using the supplied options. This section will discuss each of the options.

| Name | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- |
| strategy | Object | Strategy options. | | socket | Object | Socket options. | | certificate | Object | Root cerificate and its storage method. | | onError | Function | Handle the Mitm error. |

parameters for strategy

According to your needs, you can set up interception strategy. Using the following parameters.

| Name | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | sslConnect | Function | SSL supported. The default value is false. | | websocket | Function | WebSocket supported. The default value is supported. | | request | Function | Request options. The default method is forward. | | response | Function | Response options. The default method is respond. |

parameters for socket

| Name | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | path | String | Socket path. | | getName | Function | Return a socket store path. |

parameters for certificate

When you need to intercept the HTTPS request, the root certifiacate information and the self-made certificate storage method should be provided. Using the following parameters.

| Name | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | cert | String | Root certificate's cert. | | key | String | Root certificate's RAS private key. | | store | Function | Certificate storage methods. |

Using

Intercepting HTTP requests

With the following options, the mitm server will intercept HTTP requests, the response page will display 'hello, world' and status message will show 'test'.

const mitm = require('@lemonce/mitm');

const options = {
	strategy: {
		request(context, respond, forward) {
			context.response.body = 'hello, world';
			context.response.headers = {};
			context.response.statusCode = 200;
			context.response.statusMessage = 'test';
			respond();
		},
		response(context, respond) {
			respond();
		}
	},
	socket: {
		path: path.resolve(__dirname, './socketStore'),
		getName(protocol, hostname, port) {
			return `${protocol}-${hostname}-${port}`;
		}
	},
	onError(type, message) {
		console.log('error type', type);
		console.log('error message', message);
	}
}

const mitmServer = mitm.createServer(options);
mitmServer.listen(9000);

Intercept HTTPS requests

With the following options, the mitm server will intercept HTTPS requests.

const mitm = require('@lemonce/mitm');
const rootCA = {
	key: '',
	cert: ''
}
const options = {
	sslConnect() {
		return true;
	},
	strategy: {
		request(context, respond, forward) {
			context.response.body = 'hello, world';
			context.response.headers = {};
			context.response.statusCode = 200;
			context.response.statusMessage = 'test';
			respond();
		},
		response(context, respond) {
			respond();
		}
	},
	socket: {
		path: path.resolve(__dirname, './socketStore'),
		getName(protocol, hostname, port) {
			return `${protocol}-${hostname}-${port}`;
		}
	},
	certicate: {
		cert: rootCA.cert,
		key: rootCA.key,
		store: {
			get(hostname) {
				return certificateStore[hostname];
			},
			set(hostname, certKeyPair) {
				return certicateStore[hostname] = certKeyPair;
			}
		}
	},
	onError(type, message) {
		console.log('error type', type);
		console.log('error message', message);
	}
}

const mitmServer = mitm.createServer(options);
mitmServer.listen(9000);

Intercept WS/WSS requests

const mitm = require('@lemonce/mitm');
const certicateStore = {};
const rootCA = {
	key: '',
	cert: ''
}

const options = {
	strategy: {
		sslConnect() {
			return true;
		},
		websocket(clientSocket, proxySocket) {
			clientSocket.pipe(proxySocket);
			proxySocket.pipe(clientSocket);
		},
		request(context, respond, forward) {
			context.response.body = 'hello, world';
			context.response.headers = {};
			context.response.statusCode = 200;
			context.response.statusMessage = 'test';
			respond();
		},
		response(context, respond) {
			respond();
		}
	},
	socket: {
		path: path.resolve(__dirname, './socketStore'),
		getName(protocol, hostname, port) {
			return `${protocol}-${hostname}-${port}`;
		}
	},
	certicate: {
		cert: rootCA.cert,
		key: rootCA.key,
		store: {
			get(hostname) {
				return certificateStore[hostname];
			},
			set(hostname, certKeyPair) {
				return certicateStore[hostname] = certKeyPair;
			}
		}
	},
	onError(type, message) {
		console.log('error type', type);
		console.log('error message', message);
	}
}
const mitmServer = mitm.createServer(options);
mitmServer.listen(9000);

About

Thanks to node-mitmproxy for the inspiration for this project. Due to the node-mitmproxy was stopped, we developed the Mitm base on it for our requirement.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2019 lc3

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