limych/foxy-tools

“I solemnly swear that I am planning a prank, and only prank…”

v0.3 2018-10-06 08:39 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.5

Requires (Dev)

• doctrine/cache: ~1.6
• friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ^2.13

Suggests

• doctrine/cache: Allow cache http-requests by Fetcher.

MIT

• Andrey Khrolenok

• toolkit
• bot
• user-agent
• useragent
• proxychecker
• proxy-checker

README

“I solemnly swear that I am planning a prank, and only prank…”

Foxy-Tools — is a set of PHP-tools for not quite legal cases on the web.

Instalation

Using Composer

Composer is the recommended way to install Foxy-Tools. Alternatively, if you prefer not to use Composer, but want to install Foxy-Tools, you can do so by doing a direct download.

Currently, Foxy-Tools is available at packagist.org. To use it in your project, you need to include it as a dependency in your project composer.json file.

Instructions

1. Download Composer if not already installed

2. Go to your project directory. If you do not have one, just create a directory and cd in.

   $ mkdir project
   $ cd project

3. Execute composer require "paypal/rest-api-sdk-php:*" on command line. Replace composer with composer.phar if required. It should show something like this:

   $ composer require limych/foxy-tools
   
   # output:
   ./composer.json has been created
   Loading composer repositories with package information
   Updating dependencies (including require-dev)
   - Installing limych/foxy-tools (v1.0)
   Loading from cache
   
   Writing lock file
   Generating autoload files

Using direct download

If you do not want to use composer, you can grab the zip that contains Foxy-Tools with all its dependencies with it.

Instructions

1. Download latest/desired release zip file from Releases Section
2. Go to your project directory. If you do not have one, just create a directory and cd in.

mkdir project
cd project

1. Unzip, and copy directory to your project location

Usage

Proxy format

{type}://{user}:{password}@{host}:{port}

Some examples:

183.95.132.76
195.5.18.41:8118
socks5://195.5.18.41:8118
socks5://user:password@195.5.18.41:8118

Check one proxy

$pingUrl = 'http://yourdomain.com/ping.php';
$proxy = 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xx';

$proxyChecker = new ProxyChecker($pingUrl);
$results = $proxyChecker->checkProxy($proxy);

Check several proxies

$pingUrl = 'http://yourdomain.com/ping.php';
$proxies = array('xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xx', 'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xx');

$proxyChecker = new ProxyChecker($pingUrl);
$results = $proxyChecker->checkProxies($proxies);

Result

Allowed/Disallowed

Array allowed/disallowed operations of proxy (get, post, referer, cookie, user_agent), for example:

'allowed' => array (
    0 => 'get',
    1 => 'post',
    2 => 'referer',
    3 => 'user_agent'
)

'disallowed' => array (
    0 => 'cookie'
)

Proxy level

• elite — connection looks like a regular client;

• anonymous — no ip is forworded but target site could still tell it's a proxy;

• transparent — ip is forworded and target site would be able to tell it's a proxy.

  'proxy_level' => 'elite'

Other info

Other proxy info - time, http code, redirect count, speed etc:

'info' => array (
  'content_type' => 'text/html',
  'http_code' => 200,
  'header_size' => 237,
  'request_size' => 351,
  'ssl_verify_result' => 0,
  'redirect_count' => 0,
  'total_time' => 1.212548,
  'connect_time' => 0.058647,
  'size_upload' => 143,
  'size_download' => 485,
  'speed_download' => 399,
  'speed_upload' => 117,
  'download_content_length' => 485,
  'upload_content_length' => 143,
  'starttransfer_time' => 1.059746,
  'redirect_time' => 0,
  'certinfo' => array (),
)