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@shahruk/local-proxy-server

v1.0.5

Published

Download any page into a local HTML file and proxy all 404s to a different HTTP server. Useful for debugging and working on slow sites by treating them as static asset servers.

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@shahruk/local-proxy-server

Local Proxy Server lets you serve a page locally with a proxy server as fallback. The page gets downloaded to a local file and then served via a local HTTP server. Includes BYPASS_AKAMAI headers by default.

Usage

npx @shahruk/local-proxy-server URL_TO_SCRAPE SAVE_PATH PROXY_URL

Example: Save https://www.example.com/ as index.html and serve all missing files from https://example.com

npx @shahruk/local-proxy-server https://www.example.com/ index.html https://example.com

Authentication

Scrape a site behind basic auth using the authentication header.

npx @shahruk/local-proxy-server https://www.example.com/ --authentication="username:password" index.html https://example.com

What can I use this for?

  • When working on JS and CSS files for a slow monolithic app, you can treat the monolith as a static site generator
  • Download any website and edit it however you want locally
    • Download a news page and edit it to make fake headlines
    • Download the example homepage and insert your own custom feature
    • Customize a template to see what it would look like with your own images
    • Etc.

Additional Files

If for example example.com's logo was saved as /logo.jpg, you could add a file locally as logo.jpg and it would be served instead of the one hosted at https://example.com/logo.jpg

License

MIT