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switch-proxy

v1.0.0

Published

switch-proxy(sp) simplifies switching proxies of your git, docker, npm, etc.

Downloads

3

Readme

switch-proxy

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switch-proxy(sp) simplifies switching proxies of your git, docker, npm, etc.

By default, switch-proxy needs a http-proxy service but you can setup one from an existing SOCKS5 service with the --use-socks option.

Installation

npm i -g switch-proxy

Supported Tools

  • git
    • You need to use https instead of ssh to utilize the http-proxy.
  • npm
    • switch-proxy will set strict-ssl=false as well.
  • apm
  • vscode
    • Currently, installation from CLI is supported, i.e. code --install-extension. See the doc for detail.

Please submit PRs to help us support more tools.

Usage

ls

List http-proxy configs in the config files of target tools:

sp ls git

ls all

List http-proxy configs in the config files of all supported tools:

sp ls all

set

Set http-proxy config of the target tool in its config file:

sp set git http://127.0.0.1:8080

set all

Set http-proxy config of the all tools in their config files:

sp set all http://127.0.0.1:8080

set --use-socks

Set the configs and setup the http-proxy service from an existing SOCKS5 service:

sp set all http://127.0.0.1:8080 --use-socks=127.0.0.1:1080

unset

Unset the http-proxy configs of related tools in their config files:

sp unset all

Configs

Using the --help option to list all commands and options.

LICENSE

MIT