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I have been working on my own development proxy (https://github.com/fabiosantoscode/magicProxy) for a while now. I did not know of your proxy when I started. I just created it because I had to work on someone else's site and didn't want to have to install the whole thing locally.
My own project uses node-http-proxy, an existing proxy project, as its backend, has a flaky plugin system and includes some plugins which do file replacement like nproxy does, and some which do HTML transforms. One of them uses node-trumpet to change anything with [src] and [href] attributes, and the other uses cheerio to manipulate the DOM before it gets to the browser.
Seeing that we have interesting stuff cooking in different fronts, and have projects similar in a lot of things, why not join forces?
Join the two projects into one, work together on that, and get the best of both worlds. The cool configurability of this project, plus DOM manipulation plugins and shareability through letmeshowyoutheworldthroughmyeyes (although that project should be pretty much proxy agnostic).
To be clear, I intend to shutdown magicProxy and start porting its stuff over to this one.
What do you say?
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Hello!
I have been working on my own development proxy (https://github.com/fabiosantoscode/magicProxy) for a while now. I did not know of your proxy when I started. I just created it because I had to work on someone else's site and didn't want to have to install the whole thing locally.
My own project uses node-http-proxy, an existing proxy project, as its backend, has a flaky plugin system and includes some plugins which do file replacement like nproxy does, and some which do HTML transforms. One of them uses node-trumpet to change anything with [src] and [href] attributes, and the other uses cheerio to manipulate the DOM before it gets to the browser.
The roadmap of the project includes https://github.com/fabiosantoscode/letmeshowyoutheworldthroughmyeyes (I've opened this repo today), which should allow a developer to share his proxied view with a client or co-worker.
Seeing that we have interesting stuff cooking in different fronts, and have projects similar in a lot of things, why not join forces?
Join the two projects into one, work together on that, and get the best of both worlds. The cool configurability of this project, plus DOM manipulation plugins and shareability through letmeshowyoutheworldthroughmyeyes (although that project should be pretty much proxy agnostic).
To be clear, I intend to shutdown magicProxy and start porting its stuff over to this one.
What do you say?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: