A simple webproxy written in Go that uses Goquery to parse and modify proxied HTML pages so that links, images, and other resources are fed back through the proxy. Bypass also serves static files.
Install Go and set the $GOPATH
environment variable.
Run the following commands (assumes that you're using BASH):
$ go get github.com/pietroglyph/bypass-webproxy
$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/pietroglyph/bypass-webproxy
$ go get -d ./...
$ go install
With the defualt arguments, your working directory when running Bypass needs to contain a directory called pub
, if you want to have a working web interface. You probably want the pub
folder in Bypass' source directory.
The following should get Bypass running if you've already built it:
$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/pietroglyph/bypass-webproxy
$ $GOPATH/bin/bypass-webproxy
- Open http://localhost:8000 in your favorite browser
To see all the possible arguments type $ $GOPATH/bin/bypass-webproxy -h
.