Use

cm-proxy

A quick, cheap, secure, and straightforward serverless localhost proxy

usage: cm-proxy [-h] [--bidirectional] [--mitmproxy MITMPROXY]
                [--mitmweb]
                [--stack-name-suffix STACK_NAME_SUFFIX]
                [--update-stack] [--delete-stack] [-v]
                [local_endpoint]

local_endpoint

Fully qualified local HTTP endpoint (e.g., http://localhost:8000). If not specified, cm-proxy will create the AWS resources and exit.

-h, --help

show this help message and exit

--bidirectional

Create a bidirectional proxy. The local response will be returned to the external requester. A 503 response is returned after a timeout of about 30 seconds. If not specified, a unidirectional proxy is created, which always returns a 200 response immediately and ignores the local response.

--mitmproxy <mitmproxy>

Start and use mitmproxy on specified localhost port

--mitmweb

Start mitmproxy with the web GUI

--stack-name-suffix <stack_name_suffix>

Suffix of CloudFormation stack name to create/reuse. If specified, the stack name will be cm-proxy-<suffix>. If not specified, the stack name will be cm-proxy-<uni|bidi>.

--update-stack

Update the AWS resources on start

--delete-stack

Delete the AWS resources on exit. By default, the resources are left intact and used on subsequent invocations.

-v, --version

Output cm-proxy version and exit