xorand / proxyscotch

📡 A simple proxy server created for https://hoppscotch.io

Proxyscotch

API request builder - Helps you create your requests faster, saving you precious time on your development.

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A simple proxy server created by @SamJakob for Hoppscotch and formerly hosted by Apollo Software Limited.

Installation 📦

Proxyscotch requires zenity on Linux. This is available in most distribution package managers.

We're still working on automated installers. For now, copy the binary to a user-writeable location and launch the application.
A dialog will open and explain the certificate installation process - there are more detailed instructions in our wiki.

Demo 🚀

https://hoppscotch.io

Building 🏗️

These are bash scripts. In order to execute them on Windows, you will need to use some form of bash shell on Windows. We recommend Git Bash.

• macOS:

# To build the desktop tray application:
$ ./build.sh darwin

# To build the server application:
$ ./build.sh darwin server

• For Linux desktops:

# To build the desktop tray application:
$ ./build.sh linux

# To build the server application:
$ ./build.sh linux server

• For Windows desktops:

# To build the desktop tray application:
$ ./build.sh windows

# To build the server application:
$ ./build.sh windows server

The build output is placed in the out/ directory.

Installers 🧙

The installers/ directory contains scripts for each platform to generate an installer application.
Each platform's installer directory, contains the relevant information for that installer.

• macOS
• Windows
• Linux

Usage 👨‍💻

Desktops 🖥️

The proxy will add a tray icon to the native system tray for your platform, which will contain all of the options for the proxy.

Servers 🖧

To use the proxy on a server, clone the package, build the server using the instructions above, and use:

$ ./out/<platform>-server/server --host="<hostname>:<port>" --token="<token_or_blank>"

# e.g. on Linux
$ ./out/linux-server/server --host="<hostname>:<port>" --token="<token_or_blank>"

# or on Windows
$ ./out/windows-server/server.exe --host="<hostname>:<port>" --token="<token_or_blank>"

• The host and token parameters are optional. The defaults are as follows:
• host: localhost:9159
• token: blank; allowing anyone to access (see below)

NOTE: When the token is blank it will allow anybody to access your proxy server. This may be what you want, but please be sure to consider the security implications.