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npm install proxyinfo

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JavaScript (8.39%)

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Developer

jprichardson

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MIT License

1 Stars

15 Commits

2 Watchers

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1 Contributors

Updated on Jun 05, 2017

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.0.6

Package Id

proxyinfo@0.0.6

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4.53 kB

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Dependencies

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jade string geoip-lite

Dev Dependencies

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coffee-script mocha testutil zombie

Proxy Info

Proxy Info is a very simple Node.js app that displays information about your proxy connection.

Usage

Installation

npm install proxyinfo

Using as an app

Navigate to the proxyinfo directory and run:

bin/proxyinfo

This runs on port 80, thus you will need to run this with elevated permissions. I highly suggest that you don't run this as root user. Read this article to learn about how to setup your Node.js app as a service.

Using as a library

1var proxyinfo = require('proxyinfo');
2proxyinfo.createProxyApp({countryLookup: true}, function(app){
3	//your logic here
4
5	app.listen(80);
6});

License

(MIT License)

See LICENSE for more details.

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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