A proxy server developed using Node.JS
####Overview: The proxy server will open up 2 ports on your machine: port 8000 and port 8001.
Port 8000: Echo Server on this port will simple echo our requests back to caller
Port 8001: Proxy Server that will route the request to the intended destination and will return response back to the caller
Usage: bode index.js <command> [options]
Options:
-h, --help Show help
--host Proxy to a remote machine [default: "127.0.0.1"]
--port Remote machine port
--url Remote machine URL
--log Name of logfile to write logs to
Examples:
bode index.js --host www.google.com
bode index.js --url http://google.com
bode index.js --log /tmp/proxy.log
Thanks to CodePath and @WalmartLabs for Node.JS!
####Codepath Task List:
- Can you successfully echo requests made to the echo server?
- Can you successfully proxy requests made to the proxy server?
- Did you include a CLI as described above?
- Does your app log request to stdout or save it properly to a file when the log argument is given?
- Did you successfully push your code to github? Can you see the code on github?
note: dev.walmart.com is the same as localhost(127.0.0.1) since calling 127.0.0.1 directly is somehow blocked
Optional Features:
- Documentation, -h
- Tweak the log styling, play with colors, spacing and additional data
