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I have been surfing around on google, googling away in order to find the source of a Python HTTP proxy server, because i wish to write my own. Good news is: I found lots! Bad news is: I think they are too complicated. At least for me to properly grasp. I have seen python do stuff like this before in very simple and compact manners. But i am unable to find one that is simple enough.
Can any of you help?
I would really appreciate any feedback.
Jake
Twisted lets you build simple ones, if you don't mind the complexity that is twisted.
One incredibly simple one is python-proxy. I found it on the list of python proxies at xhaus, which was the top result when I googled "python proxy server" (sans quotes).