This is a simple HTTP proxy written in Go. It was originally used to develop the DSynth Dashboard locally, but it can be used for various local development scenarios.
It listens on a specified port (default: 8899) and forwards all requests to a specified target URL. The proxy also handles CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) requests, making it suitable for local development.
- Forwards HTTP requests to a specified target URL
- Handles CORS requests
- Configurable target URL and port via command-line arguments
- Sets X-Forwarded-For header for proper client IP forwarding
- Go 1.16 or later
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Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/dreamfast/dragonflyproxy.git cd dragonflyproxy -
Build the binary:
go build
Run the proxy with default settings:
./dragonflyproxy
Specify a custom target URL and port:
./dragonflyproxy -target https://example.com -port 8080
-target: The target URL to forward requests to (default: https://ironman.dragonflybsd.org)-port: The port to run the proxy server on (default: 8899)
./dragonflyproxy -target https://api.example.com -port 3000
This will start the proxy server on http://localhost:3000, forwarding all requests to https://api.example.com.
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.