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fetch-relay

v1.0.1

Published

Choose a random server to do a fetch request

Downloads

2,261

Readme

Fetch Relay

Do a fetch request with random servers.

By Using Fetch Relays

Depends on the server you're using

  • Able to mask your IP Address
  • Able to mask your user agents
  • Able to bypass rate limits (Do many requests at once)

About This Project

  • Able to choose a random server to make a request
  • Uses axios
  • Server addresses can be choosen for specific request

Setup a relay server

Source code: /relayServer

  • Try to use different service providers to host them
  • They are not rate limited/protected from any kinds of attacks by other people out there
    • You should set an encryption/do a verification to make sure that every request is made by an authorized person
  • API: [POST] / POST request to / endpoint with the body as the fetch query
    fetch(`https://your-server.example`, {
      method:"POST",
      body: JSON.stringify({
        url: 'https://example.com'
      })
    }).then(r=>r.text()).then(r=>r)

The usage of Fetch-Relay

const { setRelays, fetch } = require('fetch-relay');
    
setRelays(['https://relay-server-1.example', 'https://relay-server-2.example', ...]);
    
fetch({ 
   url: 'https://example.com', // url to make request to with a relay server
   method: "POST", // method to be used
   data: { // data (parsed and stringify) by axios
       value: "TEST"
   }
}).then()