How to Set Up Oculus Proxies With HTTPX
HTTPX is a powerful, modern HTTP client that supports async requests, proxies, streaming, authentication, and WebSockets. It is a great alternative to requests, especially for asynchronous applications.
What is HTTPX?
HTTPX is a modern HTTP client for Python that provides both synchronous and asynchronous APIs. It is useful for making HTTP requests, handling sessions, and working with proxies, authentication, and streaming responses. Together with Oculus Proxies you can perform the best requests
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Install Python
Verify that Python is installed on your system before proceeding.
Install HTTPX
- Run the following command to install HTTPX:
- To enable SOCKS proxy support, install it with:
Send a request
Copy the following code to configure HTTPX with Oculus Proxies, and remember to include the authentication details:
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username
- Use your Oculus’s username. -
password
- Use your Oculus’s password. -
Basic request doesn’t require Host and Port.
SOCKS5 Request
Use the provided example to make a SOCKS5 request using HTTPX:
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username
- Your proxy’s username. -
password
- Your proxy’s password. -
host
- Your proxy’s host. -
port
- Your proxy’s port.
Asynchronous Request
Refer to the example for making an asynchronous request with HTTPX: