procsy

A proxy building helper with subdomain support.

Usage

npm install -g procsy

procsy -t http://google.com

Subdomains

Subdomain proxying in the localhost requires you configure the hosts file properly.

To proxy subdomain based requests, you can specify source subdomains and their targets in the following syntax:

[subdomain],[target]

Examples:

1. Single subdomain

hosts:

127.0.0.1 app.dev api.app.dev

command:

procsy -t api,http://my-external-api.com

outcome:

| from | to | | --------------------------- | --------------------------------- | | http://api.local.dev/path | http://my-external-api.com/path | | http://local.dev/path | 404 |

2. Multiple subdomains

hosts:

127.0.0.1 app.dev api.app.dev tracking.app.dev

command:

procsy -t api,http://my-external-api.com tracking,http://analytics.com

outcome:

| from | to | | -------------------------------- | --------------------------------- | | http://api.local.dev/path | http://my-external-api.com/path | | http://tracking.local.dev/path | http://analytics.com/path | | http://local.dev/path | 404 |

3. Subdomain & domain

hosts:

127.0.0.1 app.dev api.app.dev

command:

procsy -t api,http://my-external-api.com *,http://my-app.com

outcome:

| from | to | | --------------------------- | --------------------------------- | | http://api.local.dev/path | http://my-external-api.com/path | | http://local.dev/path | http://my-app.com/path |