tls-api

🔒 TlsApi

A wrapper for tls-client library.

📝 Description

An API that forwards your HTTP requests using a custom TLS fingerprint.

🚀 Installation

1. git clone https://github.com/brianxor/tls-api.git
2. cd tls-api
3. go run .

[!TIP] Configure the API server host and port through .env file.

📚 Documentation

Endpoint: /tls/forward

Method: POST

Headers:

[!NOTE] If the request requires a body, you can simply enter it as the request body, not in header.

Detailed Header Descriptions

x-tls-url

• 🔍 Configures the request URL
• Required: true

x-tls-method

• 🛠️ Configures the request method
• Required: true

x-tls-proxy

• 🔒 Configures the proxy for the request
• Required: false
• Formats:
  • ip:port:user:pass
  • ip:port

x-tls-profile

• 👥 Configures the TLS client profile
• Required: true
• Type: string
• Available profiles: See here

x-tls-client-timeout

• ⏳ Configures the HTTP client timeout
• Required: true
• Default: 30

x-tls-follow-redirects

• 🔗 Configures if the request should follow redirects
• Required: true
• Default: true

x-tls-force-http1

• 🔒 Configures if the request should force HTTP1 use
• Required: true
• Default: false

x-tls-insecure-skip-verify

• 🚫 Configures if the client should skip SSL certificate verification
• Required: true
• Default: false

x-tls-with-random-extension-order

• 🔀 Configures if the client should randomize extensions order
• Required: true
• Default: true

x-tls-header-order

• 📊 Configures the header order of the request
• Required: true
• Format: String with headers separated by commas (,)

x-tls-pseudo-header-order

• 📈 Configures the pseudo header order of the request
• Required: true
• Format: String with headers separated by commas (,)

🙏 Credits

Special thanks to bogdanfinn for creating the awesome tls-client library.