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  node-http-proxy.js: http proxy for node.js
  Copyright (c) 2010 Charlie Robbins, Mikeal Rogers, Marak Squires, Fedor Indutny
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var util = require('util'),
    http = require('http'),
    https = require('https'),
    events = require('events'),
    maxSockets = 100;
// Expose version information through `pkginfo`.
require('pkginfo')(module, 'version');
// ### Export the relevant objects exposed by `node-http-proxy`
var HttpProxy    = exports.HttpProxy    = require('./node-http-proxy/http-proxy').HttpProxy,
    ProxyTable   = exports.ProxyTable   = require('./node-http-proxy/proxy-table').ProxyTable,
    RoutingProxy = exports.RoutingProxy = require('./node-http-proxy/routing-proxy').RoutingProxy;
// ### function createServer ([port, host, options, handler])
// #### @port {number} **Optional** Port to use on the proxy target host.
// #### @host {string} **Optional** Host of the proxy target.
// #### @options {Object} **Optional** Options for the HttpProxy instance used
// #### @handler {function} **Optional** Request handler for the server
// Returns a server that manages an instance of HttpProxy. Flexible arguments allow for:
// * `httpProxy.createServer(9000, 'localhost')`
// * `httpProxy.createServer(9000, 'localhost', options)
// * `httpPRoxy.createServer(function (req, res, proxy) { ... })`
exports.createServer = function () {
  var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments),
      handlers = [],
      callback,
      options = {},
      message,
      handler,
      server,
      proxy,
      host,
      port;
  // Liberally parse arguments of the form:
  //    httpProxy.createServer('localhost', 9000, callback);
  //    httpProxy.createServer({ host: 'localhost', port: 9000 }, callback);
  //    **NEED MORE HERE!!!**
  args.forEach(function (arg) {
    arg = Number(arg) || arg;
    switch (typeof arg) {
      case 'string':   host = arg; break;
      case 'number':   port = arg; break;
      case 'object':   options = arg || {}; break;
      case 'function': callback = arg; handlers.push(callback); break;
  // Helper function to create intelligent error message(s)
  // for the very liberal arguments parsing performed by
  // `require('http-proxy').createServer()`.
  function validArguments() {
    var conditions = {
      'port and host': function () {
        return port && host;
      'options.target or options.router': function () {
        return options && (options.router ||
          (options.target && options.target.host && options.target.port));
      'or proxy handlers': function () {
        return handlers && handlers.length;
    var missing = Object.keys(conditions).filter(function (name) {
      return !conditions[name]();
    if (missing.length === 3) {
      message = 'Cannot proxy without ' + missing.join(', ');
      return false;
    return true;
  if (!validArguments()) {
    // If `host`, `port` and `options` are all not passed (with valid
    // options) then this server is improperly configured.
    throw new Error(message);
    return;
  // Hoist up any explicit `host` or `port` arguments
  // that have been passed in to the options we will
  // pass to the `httpProxy.HttpProxy` constructor.
  options.target      = options.target      || {};
  options.target.port = options.target.port || port;
  options.target.host = options.target.host || host;
  if (options.target && options.target.host && options.target.port) {
    // If an explicit `host` and `port` combination has been passed
    // to `.createServer()` then instantiate a hot-path optimized
    // `HttpProxy` object and add the "proxy" middleware layer.
    proxy = new HttpProxy(options);
    handlers.push(function (req, res) {
      proxy.proxyRequest(req, res);
    // If no explicit `host` or `port` combination has been passed then
    // we have to assume that this is a "go-anywhere" Proxy (i.e. a `RoutingProxy`).
    proxy = new RoutingProxy(options);
    if (options.router) {
      // If a routing table has been supplied than we assume
      // the user intends us to add the "proxy" middleware layer
      // for them
      handlers.push(function (req, res) {
        proxy.proxyRequest(req, res);
      proxy.on('routes', function (routes) {
        server.emit('routes', routes);
  // Create the `http[s].Server` instance which will use
  // an instance of `httpProxy.HttpProxy`.
  handler = handlers.length > 1
    ? exports.stack(handlers, proxy)
    : function (req, res) { handlers[0](req, res, proxy) };
  server  = options.https
    ? https.createServer(options.https, handler)
    : http.createServer(handler);
  server.on('close', function () {
    proxy.close();
  if (!callback) {
    // If an explicit callback has not been supplied then
    // automagically proxy the request using the `HttpProxy`
    // instance we have created.
    server.on('upgrade', function (req, socket, head) {
      proxy.proxyWebSocketRequest(req, socket, head);
  // Set the proxy on the server so it is available
  // to the consumer of the server
  server.proxy = proxy;
  return server;
// ### function buffer (obj)
// #### @obj {Object} Object to pause events from
// Buffer `data` and `end` events from the given `obj`.
// Consumers of HttpProxy performing async tasks
// __must__ utilize this utility, to re-emit data once
// the async operation has completed, otherwise these
// __events will be lost.__
//      var buffer = httpProxy.buffer(req);
//      fs.readFile(path, function () {
//         httpProxy.proxyRequest(req, res, host, port, buffer);
//      });
// __Attribution:__ This approach is based heavily on
// [Connect](https://github.com/senchalabs/connect/blob/master/lib/utils.js#L157).
// However, this is not a big leap from the implementation in node-http-proxy < 0.4.0.
// This simply chooses to manage the scope of the events on a new Object literal as opposed to
// [on the HttpProxy instance](https://github.com/nodejitsu/node-http-proxy/blob/v0.3.1/lib/node-http-proxy.js#L154).
exports.buffer = function (obj) {
  var events = [],
      onData,
      onEnd;
  obj.on('data', onData = function (data, encoding) {
    events.push(['data', data, encoding]);
  obj.on('end', onEnd = function (data, encoding) {
    events.push(['end', data, encoding]);
    end: function () {
      obj.removeListener('data', onData);
      obj.removeListener('end', onEnd);
    destroy: function () {
      this.end();
     	this.resume = function () {
     	  console.error("Cannot resume buffer after destroying it.");
     	onData = onEnd = events = obj = null;
    resume: function () {
      this.end();
      for (var i = 0, len = events.length; i < len; ++i) {
        obj.emit.apply(obj, events[i]);
// ### function getMaxSockets ()
// Returns the maximum number of sockets
// allowed on __every__ outgoing request
// made by __all__ instances of `HttpProxy`
exports.getMaxSockets = function () {
  return maxSockets;
// ### function setMaxSockets ()
// Sets the maximum number of sockets
// allowed on __every__ outgoing request
// made by __all__ instances of `HttpProxy`
exports.setMaxSockets = function (value) {
  maxSockets = value;
// ### function stack (middlewares, proxy)
// #### @middlewares {Array} Array of functions to stack.
// #### @proxy {HttpProxy|RoutingProxy} Proxy instance to
// Iteratively build up a single handler to the `http.Server`
// `request` event (i.e. `function (req, res)`) by wrapping
// each middleware `layer` into a `child` middleware which
// is in invoked by the parent (i.e. predecessor in the Array).
// adapted from https://github.com/creationix/stack
exports.stack = function stack (middlewares, proxy) {
  var handle;
  middlewares.reverse().forEach(function (layer) {
    var child = handle;
    handle = function (req, res) {
      var next = function (err) {
        if (err) {
          if (res._headerSent) {
            res.destroy();
          else {
            res.statusCode = 500;
            res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'text/plain');
            res.end('Internal Server Error');
          console.error('Error in middleware(s): %s', err.stack);
          return;
        if (child) {
          child(req, res);
      // Set the prototype of the `next` function to the instance
      // of the `proxy` so that in can be used interchangably from
      // a `connect` style callback and a true `HttpProxy` object.
      // e.g. `function (req, res, next)` vs. `function (req, res, proxy)`
      next.__proto__ = proxy;
      layer(req, res, next);
  return handle;
// ### function _getAgent (host, port, secure)
// #### @options {Object} Options to use when creating the agent.
//      host: 'localhost',
//      port: 9000,
//      https: true,
//      maxSockets: 100
// Createsan agent from the `http` or `https` module
// and sets the `maxSockets` property appropriately.
exports._getAgent = function _getAgent (options) {
  if (!options || !options.host) {
    throw new Error('`options.host` is required to create an Agent.');
  if (!options.port) {
    options.port = options.https ? 443 : 80;
  var Agent = options.https ? https.Agent : http.Agent,
      agent;
  // require('http-proxy').setMaxSockets() should override http's default
  // configuration value (which is pretty low).
  options.maxSockets = options.maxSockets || maxSockets;
  agent = new Agent(options);
  return agent;
// ### function _getProtocol (options)
// #### @options {Object} Options for the proxy target.
// Returns the appropriate node.js core protocol module (i.e. `http` or `https`)
// based on the `options` supplied.
exports._getProtocol = function _getProtocol (options) {
  return options.https ? https : http;
// ### function _getBase (options)
// #### @options {Object} Options for the proxy target.
// Returns the relevate base object to create on outgoing proxy request.
// If `options.https` are supplied, this function respond with an object
// containing the relevant `ca`, `key`, and `cert` properties.
exports._getBase = function _getBase (options) {
  var result = function () {};
  if (options.https && typeof options.https === 'object') {
    ['ca', 'cert', 'key'].forEach(function (key) {
      if (options.https[key]) {
        result.prototype[key] = options.https[key];
  return result;
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