Using proxies

Hi there! Im trying to make a Minecraft bot and i cant figure out how can i route its trafic through a proxy. This is my code:

import { createBot } from "npm:mineflayer";
import { handleLogin } from "./handlers/login.ts";
import { handleError } from "./handlers/error.ts";
import { handleSpawn } from "./handlers/spawn.ts";
import { handlePhysickTick } from "./handlers/physickTick.ts";

declare module "npm:mineflayer" {
  interface BotOptions {
    debug?: boolean;
  }

  interface Bot {
    debug?: boolean;
    state: number;
  }
}

const env = Deno.env.toObject();

const bot = createBot({
  host: env.HOST,
  port: Number(env.PORT),
  username: "..",
  version: env.VERSION,
});

bot.debug = env.DEBUG === "true" || false;
bot.state = 0;

bot.on("error", (err) => handleError(err));
bot.on("login", () => handleLogin(bot));
bot.on("physicTick", () => handlePhysickTick());
bot.on("spawn", () => handleSpawn(bot));

import { createBot } from "npm:mineflayer";
import { handleLogin } from "./handlers/login.ts";
import { handleError } from "./handlers/error.ts";
import { handleSpawn } from "./handlers/spawn.ts";
import { handlePhysickTick } from "./handlers/physickTick.ts";

declare module "npm:mineflayer" {
  interface BotOptions {
    debug?: boolean;
  }

  interface Bot {
    debug?: boolean;
    state: number;
  }
}

const env = Deno.env.toObject();

const bot = createBot({
  host: env.HOST,
  port: Number(env.PORT),
  username: "..",
  version: env.VERSION,
});

bot.debug = env.DEBUG === "true" || false;
bot.state = 0;

bot.on("error", (err) => handleError(err));
bot.on("login", () => handleLogin(bot));
bot.on("physicTick", () => handlePhysickTick());
bot.on("spawn", () => handleSpawn(bot));

2 Replies

Leokuma•3w ago

Since you're using Node packages, you'll have to try using an environment variable, although I'm not sure if it covers Node packages There's HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY. Take a look here: https://docs.deno.com/runtime/reference/env_variables/#special-environment-variables If you were using only Deno packages, you could alternatively set the proxy in Deno.createHttpClient

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Leokuma•3w ago

If that doesn't work, I think you'll have to configure the proxy at OS level

Using proxies

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