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Easy Proxy Server is a minimal yet powerful HTTP proxy server built with Go (Golang).
Perfect for local development or production deployments, it allows you to proxy HTTP requests via a token-based URL path.
🔹 Instant setup
🔹 Zero dependencies
🔹 Works as a reverse proxy
🔹 Supports Linux, macOS, and Windows
🔹 Listens on port 80 by default
If you're looking for a simple HTTP proxy server that just works — this is it.
- ⚡ Instant HTTP proxy with no config
- 🔐 Token-based routing for secure proxying
- 📦 Acts as a reverse proxy using
/<token>/<host>/<path>
- 🔄 Auto-restart with systemd (on Linux)
- 🧊 Supports
amd64
andarm64
architectures - ✈ Great for traffic routing, API aggregation, lightweight access control, and more
Takes less than 5 seconds to install. Just run:
bash <(curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crypto-chiefs/easy-proxy-server/master/scripts/build.sh)
📂 Installation structure:
- Binary:
~/.proxy/proxy
- Token:
~/.proxy/.token
- Port: defaults to
80
, but can be changed via thePORT
environment variable
If you want to remove Easy Proxy Server from your system, simply run:
bash <(curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/crypto-chiefs/easy-proxy-server/master/scripts/uninstall.sh)
All requests are routed through the proxy using this format:
http://<proxy_ip>/<token>/<host>/<path>
For example, with token abc123
, if you want:
https://example.com/image.png
You send:
http://your-proxy-ip/abc123/example.com/image.png
Easy Proxy Server fetches and returns the content transparently.
- ✅ Linux: installs with full
systemd
support - 🍎 macOS: install and run manually
- 🪟 Windows: run via PowerShell or CMD (with bash support)
sudo systemctl status proxy
sudo systemctl restart proxy
sudo systemctl stop proxy
Written in pure Go (golang) — easy to compile:
git clone https://github.com/crypto-chiefs/easy-proxy-server.git
cd easy-proxy-server
go build -o proxy ./cmd/proxy
- Developers needing a simple HTTP proxy
- DevOps engineers routing APIs
- Researchers analyzing HTTP traffic
- Self-hosted setups and microservices
MIT — free for commercial and personal use.