epoxy

Epoxy is an encrypted proxy for browser javascript. It allows you to make requests that bypass CORS without compromising security, by running SSL/TLS inside webassembly.

Using the client

Epoxy must be run from within a web worker and must be served with the security headers needed for SharedArrayBuffer. Here is a simple usage example:

import epoxy from "./epoxy-module-bundled.js";
// or
// importScripts("epoxy-bundled.js");

const { EpoxyClient, certs } = await epoxy();

let client = await new EpoxyClient("wss://localhost:4000", navigator.userAgent, 10);

// You can view the certificates compiled in
console.log(certs())

// You can view and change the user agent and redirect limit
console.log(client.userAgent);
client.redirect_limit = 5;

let response = await client.fetch("https://httpbin.org/get");
console.log(await response.text());

See client/demo.js for more examples.

Using the server

$ cargo r -r --bin epoxy-server -- --help
Implementation of the Wisp protocol in Rust, made for epoxy.

Usage: epoxy-server [OPTIONS]

Options:
      --prefix <PREFIX>  [default: ]
  -p, --port <PORT>      [default: 4000]
  -b, --host <HOST>      [default: 0.0.0.0]
  -u, --unix-socket      
  -h, --help             Print help
  -V, --version          Print version

You can listen on a unix socket by passing the --unix-socket flag and the unix socket path in the --host flag. Example:

cargo r -r -- -u -b "/home/user/epoxy-socket"

Building

Important

Rust nightly is required.

Server

cargo b -r --bin epoxy-server

The executable will be placed at target/release/epoxy-server.

Client

Important

Building the client is only supported on Linux.

Make sure you have the wasm32-unknown-unknown rust target, the rust-std component, and the wasm-bindgen, wasm-opt, and base64 binaries installed.

In the client directory:

bash build.sh

To host a local server with the required headers:

python3 serve.py