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nodejs-proxy-checkerv2

v1.2.2

Published

It's simple Proxy Checker, get proxy status, anonymous level, type, time, country

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NodeJS-Proxy-CheckerV2

It's simple Proxy Checker, get proxy status, anonymous level, type, time, country build with Typescript

  • [x] Proxy anonymous level
  • [x] Proxy country
  • [x] Proxy type (HTTP or SOCKS)
  • [x] Proxy time

Install

npm i nodejs-proxy-checkerv2

How to use ?

const ProxyChecker = require("nodejs-proxy-checkerv2").default;
const instance =new ProxyChecker()
    .addProxiesFromFile("./proxies.txt")
    .addDefaultProxyJudge() // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it
    .addDefaultProxyInformationProvider(); // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it

const result = await instance.check(null);

Proxy format: address:port or address:port:username:password

Load proxies with file

const instance =new ProxyChecker()
    .addProxiesFromFile("./proxies.txt")
    .addDefaultProxyJudge() // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it
    .addDefaultProxyInformationProvider(); // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it

const result = await instance.check(null);

Load proxys with string array

const proxies = [
  "103.4.112.18:80",
  "103.4.164.205:8080",
  "103.43.42.85:30477",
  "103.43.7.93:30004",
];
const instance =new ProxyChecker()
    .addProxiesFromArray(proxies)
    .addDefaultProxyJudge() // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it
    .addDefaultProxyInformationProvider(); // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it

const result = await instance.check(null);

Load only one proxy

const instance =new ProxyChecker()
    .addOnly1Proxy('myproxy')
    .addDefaultProxyJudge() // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it
    .addDefaultProxyInformationProvider(); // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it

const result = await instance.check(null);

You can combine the 3

const instance =new ProxyChecker()
    .addOnly1Proxy('myproxy')
    .addProxiesFromFile("./proxies.txt")
    .addProxiesFromArray(proxies)
    .addDefaultProxyJudge() // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it
    .addDefaultProxyInformationProvider(); // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it

const result = await instance.check(null);

Options

You can put a callback in order to have the result of each live proxy test so as not to wait for all

const instance =new ProxyChecker()
    .addProxiesFromArray(proxies);

const result = await instance.check((result) => {
   console.log(result); // -> Result of proxy1, proxy2, proxy3, ...
});

You don't have to put addDefaultProxyJudge and addDefaultProxyInformationProvider if you have yours you can add like this

const myInformationProviderLinks = ['https://test.com/', 'https://test2.com/']
const myProxyJudgesLinks = ['https://testJudge.com/', 'https://testJudge2.com/']

const instance =new ProxyChecker()
    .addProxiesFromArray(proxies)
    // .addDefaultProxyJudge()
    // .addDefaultProxyInformationProvider();
    .addProxyInformationProvider(myInformationProviderLinks)
    .addProxyJudge(myProxyJudgesLinks);

Or combine default and yours

const myInformationProviderLinks = ['https://test.com/', 'https://test2.com/']
const myProxyJudgesLinks = ['https://testJudge.com/', 'https://testJudge2.com/']

const instance =new ProxyChecker()
    .addProxiesFromArray(proxies)
    .addProxyInformationProvider(myInformationProviderLinks)
    .addProxyJudge(myProxyJudgesLinks)
    .addDefaultProxyJudge() // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it
    .addDefaultProxyInformationProvider(); // -> optional if you put yours otherwise you have to put it

You can check the judges proxy link and proxy informations provider link with:

:warning: Links are automatically checked and filtered when called "check()" those that don't work are ignored

const instance =new ProxyChecker()

const result = await instance.checkProxyJudgeLinks(null) //or instance.checkProxyJudgeLinks((val) => console.log(val)) for direct
const result2 = await instance.checkProxyInformationProviderLinks(null) // or instance.checkProxyInformationProviderLinks((val) => console.log(val)) for direct

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