Anyone Proxy

The Anyone Proxy is live on NPM! It allows you to tunnel calls on your command line (Terminal on Mac, CommandPrompt or PowerShell on Windows) through the

Installation

Installing the @anyone-protocol package (see Install NPM Package) gives you access to the anyone-proxy command too, from all folders where the package is installed.

Running

Typically, you need to prepend npx anyone-proxy before existing command line calls:

npx anyone-proxy <your command>

macOS note

Note: due to the nature of ProxyChains, which is the underlying library behind the anyone-proxy, command line applications that are pre-installed on macOS (e.g., cURL) will not automatically route through the network. However, manually installing cURL, or using alternatives, will route through. To ensure all applications tunnel traffic through the network, see Connect to Anyone

Additional Arguments

These are additional arguments to configure verbosity on the command line, connection types, and more. These commands can typically be chained.

-q Quiet mode - suppresses ProxyChains connection messages.

npx anyone-proxy -q wget https://check.en.anyone.tech/api/ip   

-f <file> Use a specific configuration file instead of the default

npx anyone-proxy -f ./my-proxy.conf wget https://example.com

Coming Soon

• Reference examples and tutorials

• Using the anyone-proxy to SSH into servers

• Further chaining and combinations!