• Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Atropa-Solanaceae/proXXy.git

• Navigate to the project directory:

cd proXXy

• Install the required dependencies:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

• Running the program without flags results in only scraping, as checking is disabled by default.

python3 proXXy.py

The program will output four files in the project directory containing the regularized proxy lists:

• HTTP.txt
• HTTPS.txt
• SOCKS4.txt
• SOCKS5.txt

along with an error output file titled error.log denoting the sources that were unable to be accessed.

The basic syntax for running proXXy is as follows:

usage: proXXy.py [-h] [--validate] [--update] [--version]

1. -v, --validate: Use this flag to enable proxy validation. The scraper will attempt to validate the scraped proxies by checking their accessibility. Allow the program to complete the checking of HTTP & HTTPS proxies, then check the updated text files located in output/ directory! (Please allow for up to 10 minutes for proxies to validate, depending on your hardware.)

2. -u, --update: This flag updates the project. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other flag.

3. -h, --help: Use this flag to spit out a help menu.

4. -V, --version: Use this flag to spit out proXXy.py's version.

usage: proXXy.py [-h] [--validate] [--update] [--version]

A super simple asynchronous multithreaded proxy scraper;
scraping & checking ~500k HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, & SOCKS5 proxies.

options:
  -h, --help      show this help message and exit
  --validate, -v  Flag to validate proxies after scraping (default: False)
  --update, -u    Flag to run the update script and then exit
  --version, -V   Print the version of the script and exit

• Fix Linux compatibility errors. proXXy currently does not support Linux verification, solely Windows-based systems.
• Allow the user to choose the number of threads they'd like to use with flags, & provide the user recommended values based on their hardware.
• Implement SOCKS4 & SOCKS5 testing.
• Proxy sorting instead of hardcoding.
• Discerning between Elite, Anonymous, and Transparent anonymity classes of proxies.

Need help and can't get it to run correctly? Open an issue or contact me here.

If you like what I do, buy me a coffee so I can continue developing this tool and others! Ko-Fi

Release v2.4

• Added a --version, -V flag
• Segmented resources into separate files
• Further modularized code, more to come shortly
• Fixed build issues
• Linux compatibility changes

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.