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Django reverse proxy. Allows you to proxy any website behind a prefix.
Install from sources:
$ python setup.py install
Or from Pypi:
$ easy_install -U dj-revproxy
Add revproxy to the list of applications:
INSTALLED_APPS = ( ... 'revproxy' )
Since 0.2, there is 2 ways to use dj-revproxy.
You can use proxy_request
function to proxy any url. You can use it in your code:
proxy_request(request, "http://example.com")
This code will proxy current request to http://example.com
domain.
This function can take 5 parameters:
- destination: string, the proxied url. Required
- path: string, If no path is given it will try to detect the url using the prefix if it's given. If not full request.path will be used in finl destination url.
- prefix: string, the prrefix behind we proxy the path headers: dict, custom HTTP headers
- no_redirect: boolean, False by default, do not redirect to "/" if no path is given
- decompress: boolean, False by default. If true the proxy will decompress the source body if it's gzip encoded.
It return an instance of django.http.HttpResponse
. You can use it directly
in your urls.py (which is the eaiest way to use). Ex:
(r'^gunicorn(?P<path>.*)', "revproxy.proxy.proxy_request", { "destination": "http://gunicorn.org" }),
To configure a proxy add a tupple to the REVPROXY_SETTINGS list:
REVPROXY_SETTINGS = [ ("_google", "http://google.com"), ("_friendpaste", "http://www.friendpaste.com"), ("_couchdb", "http://127.0.0.1:5984"), ]
Then configure your proxied urls automatically do something like this in
urls.py
:
from django.conf.urls.defaults import * import revproxy.proxy urlpatterns = patterns('', ... (r'^proxy/', include(proxy.site_proxy.urls)), )
Which will allow you to proxy Google on the url:
http://127.0.0.1:8000/proxy/_google
or even:
('^proxy/(?P<prefix>[^\/]*)(.*)', "proxy.site_proxy"),