proxy.py/helper/Procfile

# proxy.py
# ~~~~~~~~
# ⚡⚡⚡ Fast, Lightweight, Programmable Proxy Server in a single Python file.
#
# :copyright: (c) 2013-present by Abhinav Singh and contributors.
# :license: BSD, see LICENSE for more details.
#
# See https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/procfile
web: python3 proxy.py --hostname 0.0.0.0 --port $PORT
Proxy.py Dashboard (#141) * Remove redundant variables * Initialize frontend dashboard app (written in typescript) * Add a WebsocketFrame.text method to quickly build a text frame raw packet, also close connection for static file serving, atleast Google Chrome seems to hang up instead of closing the connection * Add read_and_build_static_file_response method for reusability in plugins * teardown websocket connection when opcode CONNECTION_CLOSE is received * First draft of proxy.py dashboard * Remove uglify, obfuscator is superb enough * Correct generic V * First draft of dashboard * ProtocolConfig is now Flags * First big refactor toward no-single-file-module * Working tests * Update dashboard for refactored imports * Remove proxy.py as now we can just call python -m proxy -h * Fix setup.py for refactored code * Banner update * Lint check * Fix dashboard static serving and no UNDER_TEST constant necessary * Add support for plugin imports when specified in path/to/module.MyPlugin * Update README with instructions to run proxy.py after refactor * Move dashboard under /dashboard path * Rename to devtools.ts * remove unused * Update github workflow for new directory structure * Update test command too * Fix coverage generation * .py is an invalid syntax on windows No * on windows * Enable execution via github zip downloads * Github Zip downloads cannot be executed as Github puts project under a folder named after Github project, this breaks python interpreter expectation of finding a __main__.py in the root directory * Forget zip runs for now * Initialize ProxyDashboard on page load rather than within typescript i.e. on script load * Enforce eslint with standard style * Add .editorconfig to make editor compatible with various style requirements (Makefile, Typescript, Python) * Remove extra empty line * Add ability to pass headers with HttpRequestRejected exception, also remove proxy agent header for HttpRequestRejected * Add ability to pass headers with HttpRequestRejected exception, also remove proxy agent header for HttpRequestRejected * Fix tests * Move common code under common sub-module * Move flags under common module * Move acceptor under core * Move connection under core submodule * Move chunk_parser under http * Move http_parser as http/parser * Move http_methods as http/methods * Move http_proxy as http/proxy * Move web_server as http/server * Move status_codes as http/codes * move websocket as http/websocket * Move exception under http/exception, also move http/proxy exceptions under http/exceptions * move protocol_handler as http/handler * move devtools as http/devtools * Move version under common/version * Lifecycle if now core Event * autopep8 * Add core event queue * Register / unregister handler * Enable inspection support for frontend dashboard * Dont give an illusion of exception for HttpProtocolExceptions * Update readme for refactored codebase * DictQueueType everywhere * Move all websocket API related code under WebsocketApi class * Inspection enabled on tab switch. 1. Additionally now acceptors are assigned an int id. 2. Fix tests to match change in constructor. * Corresponding ends of the work queues can be closed immediately. Since work queues between AcceptorPool and Acceptor process is used only once, close corresponding ends asap instead of at shutdown. * No need of a manager for shared multiprocess Lock. This unnecessarily creates additional manager process. * Move threadless into its own module * Merge acceptor and acceptor_pool tests * Defer os.close * Change content display with tab clicks. Also ensure relay manager shutdown. * Remove --cov flags * Use right type for SyncManager * Ensure coverage again * Print help to discover flags, --cov certainly not available on Travis for some reason * Add pytest-cov to requirements-testing * Re-add windows on .travis also add changelog to readme * Use 3.7 and no pip upgrade since it fails on travis windows * Attempt to fix pip install on windows * Disable windows on travis, it fails and uses 3.8. Try reporting coverage from github actions * Move away from coveralls, use codecov * Codecov app installation either didnt work or token still needs to be passed * Remove travis CI * Use https://github.com/codecov/codecov-action for coverage uploads * Remove run codecov * Ha, codecov action only works on linux, what a mess * Add cookie.js though unable to use it with es5/es6 modules yet * Enable testing for python 3.8 also Build dashboard during testing * No python 3.8 on github actions yet * Autopep8 * Add separate workflows for library (python) and dashboard (node) app * Type jobs not job * Add checkout * Fix parsing node version * Fix dashboard build on windows * Show codecov instead of coveralls 2019-10-28 21:57:33 +00:00			`# proxy.py`
			`# ~~~~~~~~`
			`# ⚡⚡⚡ Fast, Lightweight, Programmable Proxy Server in a single Python file.`
			`#`
			`# :copyright: (c) 2013-present by Abhinav Singh and contributors.`
			`# :license: BSD, see LICENSE for more details.`
			`#`
			`# See https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/procfile`
			`web: python3 proxy.py --hostname 0.0.0.0 --port $PORT`