Are you tired of "free proxy lists" that are 90% dead by the time you download them? Or perhaps you're tired of paying $50/month for rotating proxy services that have strict rate limits?
I just released @dimzxzzx/generator-ip, a specialized Node.js tool that doesn't just give you a list—it hunts for live, working proxies in real-time.
How it's different
Most tools fetch from a database. This tool performs Active Scanning. It generates random public IPs within specific country ranges (CIDR), probes for open proxy ports, and validates them instantly.
Key Features
• Active Discovery: No more outdated lists. If it's in your pool, it's alive.
• Geo-Targeting: Need proxies from Singapore (SG), Indonesia (ID), or the US? Just set the region.
• Multi-Protocol: Supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5.
• Auto-Validation: It measures latency and confirms anonymity before handing the IP to you.
Performance (The Beast Mode)
This module is built for speed but respects your hardware. Whether you are on a high-end VPS or a modest home connection:
• VPS (100+ Mbps): Can discover 300-500 proxies per hour.
• Home Connection: Stable 100-200 proxies per hour with optimized concurrency.
Quick Start
Installation:
npm install -g @dimzxzzx07/generator-ip
Find a working proxy in seconds:
generator-ip get-one --region SG --timeout 1000
Run it as a background service:
generator-ip start --concurrency 150 --region US --debug
Integration Ready
I've included examples in the documentation for almost every stack:
• Express.js (as a Proxy-as-a-Service)
• Python/Java/Kotlin
• Flutter/Dart
• Docker Support (including ulimit optimizations)
Handling ISP Throttling
One unique feature I added is specialized handling for ISP throttling. If you're in a region with strict traffic shaping (like many ISPs in SE Asia), I've included a "Deep Scan" mode and concurrency tuners to keep your connection stable.
Get Started
Check out the full documentation, performance benchmarks, and FAQ here:
NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dimzxzzx07/generator-ip
GitHub: https://github.com/Dimzxzzx07
I'm looking for contributors and feedback! How are you currently handling proxy rotation in your scrapers? Let's discuss in the comments.