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@ -28,13 +28,15 @@ To test, can either spin up the vagrant instance, or utilize the unit tests.
The directory `./test` includes Python based tests intended to stress the proxy.
To run them, install the requirements with Pip, then run
`python3 test_proxy.py`
`python3 test_proxy.py`. Ensure the proxy is running by running `node index.js` before testing.
# TODO
1. Setup a server that listens on a port
2. Write a rudimentary parsing routine.
3. Get Jest tests set up for the parsing routine
4. Get Vagrantfile so can test with an actual browser that asks for a proxy
5. Implement forwarding an HTTP request to the host after requesting it
6. Return forwarded HTTP request to client after response is returned.
1. ~~Setup a server that listens on a port~~
2. ~~Write a rudimentary parsing routine.~~
3. Get Jest tests set up for the parsing routine.
4. Get Vagrantfile so can test with an actual browser that asks for a proxy.
5. Implement forwarding an HTTP request to the host after requesting it.
6. Return response from forwarded HTTP request to client.
7. Add some sort of backing store for keeping track of how many requests go to certain hosts.
8. Add blocking for going over time limits on hosts.