* Update dev guide
* Move plugin_examples/ as proxy.plugin
* Update proxy.plugin ref path in readme
* Remove unnecessary port flag
* Remove plugin_examples from github workflows
* dashboard folder is a npm package not python package anymore
* Plugins can now be tried using Docker image
* Allow resources to load from http and ws when running w/o https
* Move dashboard backend (dashboard.py) within proxy module. Now shipped with pip install proxy.py
* Update ref to dashboard backend in github workflows
* Add git-pre-commit hook file.
Enable it by symlinking as .git/hooks/pre-commit
* Also enable static server for dashboard serving
* Move tests into individual modules too
* Ensure one test class per file
* Fix docker image after refactoring
* Add github actions workflow for building docker image
* Fix image name
* Setup python required for extracting proxy version
* Version will also require deps
* 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
* Workers need not register/unregister sock for every loop
* No need of explicit socket.settimeout(0) which is same as socket.setblocking(False)
* Remove settimeout assertion
* Only store sender side of Pipe(). Also ensure both end of the Pipe() are closed on shutdown
* Make now global. Also we seem to be using datetime.utcnow and time.time for similar purposes
* Use time.time throughout. Remove incomplete test_cache_responses_plugin to avoid resource leak in tests
* Remove unused
* Wrap selector register/unregister within a context manager
* Refactor in preparation of threadless request handling
* MyPy generator fix
* Add --threadless flag
* Internally call them acceptors
* Internally use acceptors
* Add Threadless class.
Also no need to pass family over pipe to acceptors.
* Make threadless work for a single client :)
* Threadless is soon be our default
* Close client queue
* Use context manager for register/unregister
* Fix Acceptor tests broken after refactoring
* Use asyncio tasks to invoke ProtocolHandle.handle_events
This gives all client threads a chance to respond without
waiting for other handlers to return.
* Explicitly initialize event loop per Threadless process
* Mypy fixes
* Add ThreadlessWork abstract class implemented by ProtocolHandler
* Add benchmark.py
Avoid TIME_WAIT by properly shutting down the connection.
* Add benchmark.py as part of testing workflow
* When e2e encryption is enabled, unwrap socket before shutdown to ensure CLOSED state
* MyPy fixes, Union should have worked, but likely unwrap is not part of socket.socket hence
* Unwrap if wrapped before shutdown
* Unwrap if wrapped before shutdown
* socket.SHUT_RDWR will cause leaks
* MyPy
* Add instructions for monitor.sh
* Avoid recursive exception in new_socket_connection and only invoke plugins/shutdown if server connection was initialized
* Add Fast & Scalable section
* Update internal classes section
* Dont print out local dir path in help text :)
* Refactor
* Fix a bug where response parser for HTTP only requests was reused for pipelined requests resulting in a hang
* Add chrome_with_proxy.sh helper script
* Handle OSError during client.flush which can happen due to invalid protocol type for socket error
* Remove redundant e
* Add classmethods to quickly construct a parser object
* Don't raise from TcpConnection abstract class.
This allows both client/socket side of communication to handle
exceptions as necessary. We might refactor this again later to remove
redundant code :)
* Disable response parsing when TLS interception is enabled. See issue #127
* remove unused imports
* Within webserver parse pipelined requests only if we have a route
* Add ShortLinkPlugin plugin
* Add more shortlinks
* Add ShortLinkPlugin to README.md
* Add path forwarding too instead of leaving as excercise ;)
* Add shortlink to TOC
* Ensure no socket leaks
* Ensure no leaks
* Naming
* Default number of clients 1
* Avoid shortlinking localhost
* Stress more
* Add tests for is_http_1_1_keep_alive
* Add ModifyPostDataPlugin in README
* Fixes#126
* Refactor HttpProxyBasePlugin API
* before_upstream_connection too can drop request by returning None
* Remove HTTP Server startup during tests, no longer used
* Removed unused imports
* Simplify load_plugins
* Use selectors.DefaultSelector instead of select.select
* Unregister to avoid endless loop
* Cleanup event register/unregiter
* Cleanup event registration
* Add google-fluentd.conf. Use if running proxy.py on Google Cloud.
* Send server error from proxy if for whatever reason we fail to process the request (or should it be BadRequest based upon situation?)
* Fix tests for selectors
* Only include proxy.py and tests.py in coverage report
* Only include proxy.py for coverage
* remove redundant integration test, will rewrite using mocks
* Proper unregister of events
* Change multi core accept model to avoid client TIME_WAIT. Fixes#97
* Catch BlockingIOError
* Remove redundant comments
* Simplify with AcceptorPool
* Pass family to acceptor processes
* Remove plugin.access_log for core plugins
* Return 501 not implemented for web socket upgrade requests to inbuilt HTTP server
* Add support for websocket upgrade
* Websocket frame parser
* Enable websocket based routing
* Add WebsocketClient
* Websocket
* mypy fixes
* Sync GitHub workflow lint and makefile lint commands.
For now comment out tests which are broken :( New tests coming next.
* Start fixing tests for new code
* Fix formatting
* Fix main tests
* Add worker tests
* GitHub only ran windows tests, may be require unique names
* Use 3.6/3.7 dev versions for GitHub actions
* Add AcceptorPool test
* Add x64 and x86 matrix for actions tests
* Dont use dev versions since they dont exists for x86
* Ha no x86 support itself
* Add backer link
* Remove support badge for 3.5 as it doesnt support typing
* Update read me with changed architecture notes
* Update read me with changed architecture notes
* Add `import proxy` usage instructions.
* Add pydoc reference for developers
* Put pydoc as internal documentation
* Enable windows and pre/dev python releases
* Move twine to requirements-release.txt
* 3.5 do not support type annotations
* Use inbuild build_request, build_response methods now.
* First cut of web server route plugin architecture
* Add route decorator
* mypy
* disable TestMultiCoreRequestDispatcherIntegration for github
* Anyways it doesnt format as advertised
* Add tests and mypy compliance for tests
* Add pragma: no cover for abstract class methods
* mypy --strict compliance for tests.py
* Refactor and test coverage
* lint fixes
* Handle OSError thrown when curl --proxy-cacert flag is invalid
* Add server-cert
* Dockerfile dont need --ipv4 since now its auto-detected and deprecated
* Add make server-cert info
* Add support for HTTPS interception.
1) Start as
proxy.py --ca-key-file ca-key.pem --ca-cert-file ca-cert.pem --ca-signing-key-file ca-signing-key.pem
2) Test using curl
curl -v -L -x proxy.py:8899 --cacert ca-cert.pem https://google.com
Now proxy.py is able to decrypt HTTPS traffic between curl and
google.com. Generated certificates are stored under ~/.proxy.py
directory.
* Add comments for why interception do not work if client is communicating with proxy.py over https
* Fix tests
* Exit with message when trying to https intercept and also serve over https
* lint
* Disable OP_NO_SSLv2, OP_NO_SSLv3, OP_NO_TLSv1, OP_NO_TLSv1_1 when wrapping upstream server socket
* Ensure client.conn.shutdown is called if necessary.
* Add mypy check for plugin_examples.py
* Exception handling when client sends invalid requests
* Verify plugin_examples
* mypy compat
* HttpRequestRejected
* Use pipes instead of queues.
Possible solution for #68
* Handle ConnectionRefusedError
* Close corresponding pipes on shutdown
* Abstract classes for plugins.
* Add github workflows
* Use pytest for github workflow
* Add Windows/Mac workflows
* Use os.matrix
* 3.8 and 3.9 probably dont exists yet
* Do not fail-fast, also python 3.5 seems to be throwing syntax error for typing
* autopep8
* Disable windows-latest workflow which seems to hang
Abhinav Singh