DevProxy – Zero-latency local HTTP/HTTPS proxy in Go
Hey HN! I built DevProxy ( https://github.com/Aditya-9-6/DevProxy ), an open-source local HTTP/HTTPS development proxy written in Go that combines network debugging, developer resilience tools, and passive security auditing into a single binary. Key Features: Zero-Latency Decoupled Ring Buffer: Forwards requests in microseconds. Zero-Allocation Streaming: sync.Pool buffer recycling. Passive…
DevProxy is an open-source local HTTP/HTTPS development proxy written in Go, combining network debugging, developer resilience tools, and passive security auditing into a single binary. The tool is designed to provide zero-latency forwarding of requests, sync.Pool buffer recycling for zero-allocation streaming, and various passive security audits such as secret scanning, JWT linter, GraphQL abuse detection, and PII detection using Luhn mod-10.
Developer features include mapping local and remote servers, chaos fault injection, network throttling for slow 3G, LTE, and offline conditions, and an OpenAPI 3.0 contract validator. DevProxy is available as a single static binary with an embedded dark-mode web console, and the source code is hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/Aditya-9-6/DevProxy.
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