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corrosion

v1.0.0

Published

Titanium Networks main web proxy. Successor to [Alloy](https://github.com/titaniumnetwork-dev/alloy) # Installation: ``` npm i corrosion ```

Downloads

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Readme

Corrosion

Titanium Networks main web proxy. Successor to Alloy

Installation:

npm i corrosion

Example:

const Corrosion = require('corrosion');
const proxy = new Corrosion();
const http = require('http')
http.createServer((req, res) => 
  proxy.request(req, res) // Request Proxy
).on('upgrade', (req, socket, head) => 
  proxy.upgrade(req, socket, head) // WebSocket Proxy
).listen(80);

Much more in depth one is in the demo folder.

API:

Index

  • config
    • prefix String - URL Prefix
    • title (Boolean / String) - Title used for HTML documents
    • ws Boolean - WebSocket rewriting
    • cookie Boolean - Request Cookies
    • codec String - URL encoding (base64, plain, xor).
    • requestMiddleware Array - Array of middleware functions for proxy request (Server).
    • responseMiddleware Array - Array of middleware functions for proxy response (Server).
    • standardMiddleware Boolean - Use the prebuilt middleware used by default (Server).

request

  • request Request
  • response Response

upgrade

  • request Request
  • socket Socket
  • head Head

bundleScripts

Bundles scripts for client injection. Important when updating proxy.

Properties

url

wrap

  • val String
  • config Configuration
    • base WHATWG URL
    • origin Location origin - Adds a location origin before the proxy url
    • flags Array - ['xhr'] => /service/xhr_/https%3A%2F%2Fexample.org/

unwrap

  • val String
  • config Configuration
    • origin Location origin - Required if a location origin starts before the proxy url
    • flags Boolean - Returns with both the URL and flags found { value: 'https://example.org', flags: ['xhr'], })
    • leftovers Boolean - Use any leftovers if any after the encoded proxy url

Properties

  • regex Regex used to determine to rewrite the URL or not.

  • prefix URL Prefix

  • codec (base64, plain, xor)

js

process

  • source JS script
  • url URL for heading

iterate

  • ast JS AST
  • Callback Handler initated on AST node

createHead

  • url URL for heading

createCallExperssion

  • callee Acorn.js Node
  • args Array

createArrayExpression

  • elements Array

createIdentifier

  • name Identifier name
  • preventRewrite Prevent further rewrites

createLiteral

  • value Literal value

css

process

  • source CSS
  • config Configuration
    • base WHATWG URL
    • origin Location origin
    • context CSS-Tree context

html

process

  • source HTML Source
  • config Configuration
    • document Determines of its a document or fragment for parsing
    • base WHATWG URL
    • origin Location origin

source

  • processed Rewritten HTML
  • config Configuration
    • document Determines of its a document or fragment for parsing

Properties

  • map Map for attribute rewriting

cookies

encode

  • input New (Cookie / Cookies)
  • config Configuration
    • url WHATWG URL
    • domain Cookie Domain
    • secure Cookie Secure

decode

  • store Encoded Cookies
  • config Configuration
    • url WHATWG URL

codec

encode

decode

  • str String

middleware

Middleware are functions that will be executed either before request or after response. These can alter the way a request is made or response is sent.

function(ctx) {r
  ctx.body; // (Request / Response) Body (Will return null if none)
  ctx.headers; // (Request / Response) Headers
  ctx.url; // WHATWG URL
  ctx.flags; // URL Flags
  ctx.origin; // Request origin
  ctx.method; // Request method
  ctx.rewrite; // Corrosion object
  ctx.statusCode; // Response status (Only available on response)
  ctx.agent; // HTTP agent
  ctx.address; // Address used to make remote request
  ctx.clientSocket; // Node.js Server Socket (Only available on upgrade)
  ctx.clientRequest; // Node.js Server Request
  ctx.clientResponse; // Node.js Server Response
  ctx.remoteResponse; // Node.js Remote Response (Only available on response)
};

Default middleware

  • Request

    • requestHeaders
  • Response

    • responseHeaders
    • decompress
    • rewriteBody

Available Middleware

address (Request)

  • arr Array of IP addresses to use in request
const Corrosion = require('corrosion');
const proxy = new Corrosion({
  requestMiddleware: [
    Corrosion.middleware.address([ 
      0.0.0.0, 
      0.0.0.0 
    ]),  
  ],
});

blacklist

  • arr Array of hostnames to block clients from seeing
  • page Block page
const Corrosion = require('corrosion');
const proxy = new Corrosion({
  requestMiddleware: [
    Corrosion.middleware.blacklist([ 
      'example.org',
      'example.com',
    ], 'Page is blocked'),  
  ],
});