proxifly/free-proxy-list

ProxyPool is a proxy pool manager that automatically collects, validates, and serves HTTP proxies from multiple sources through a web API. At its core, it runs scheduled background processes that scrape free and paid proxy websites, test each proxy's availability against configurable target URLs using asynchronous HTTP clients, and store the results in a Redis-backed sorted set where proxies are scored and ranked by reliability. The system distinguishes itself through a pluggable crawler architecture that allows users to add new proxy sources by writing a simple class with target URLs and a p

This project is a Python-based proxy pool manager that collects, validates, and serves free proxy IP addresses through an HTTP API. It consists of an automated scraper to gather addresses from multiple online sources, a persistent database-backed store for organization, and a delivery interface for retrieving validated proxies. The system features a pluggable scraper architecture that allows for the integration of custom discovery methods and source expansion via generator functions. It employs decorator-based validation logic, enabling the definition of custom connectivity and HTTPS criteria

PROXY-List is a public proxy aggregator that provides data structures for storing and aggregating publicly available HTTP and SOCKS proxy server addresses. It serves as a source for retrieving network traffic routing lists used to mask origin IP addresses during web requests. The project utilizes a data pipeline to automatically scrape, poll, and serialize proxy lists from multiple public websites. This infrastructure ensures the availability of active servers through scheduled periodic polling and automated content refreshes, delivering the resulting lists as plain text files. These capabil

NoMoreWalls is a proxy subscription aggregator and configuration generator designed to bypass internet censorship. It functions as a tool for collecting public proxy nodes and compiling them into subscription files compatible with the Clash network core. The project differentiates itself by providing a local system for fetching, filtering, and provisioning curated proxy server configurations from multiple sources. It includes mechanisms to exclude specific proxy protocols and limit imported nodes to improve network stability and performance. The system manages network traffic routing through