At this link: https://catalog.roproxy.com/v1/search/items/details?Category=11&Subcategory=9, it gives the error that category subcategory selection is not supported.
This is a roblox error, https://catalog.roblox.com/v1/search/items/details?Category=11&Subcategory=9
Okay, thanks for the information.
Requests started tripling in the span of a few days, changed the code a bit and upgraded servers. Should be faster & have less errors.
For those of you using this service (or any other proxy like it), I strongly recommend you reconsider as it is a huge security issue. I’ve discussed this in my other post:
This is great, a free, easy to use, proxy!
Good Job, Keep up the good work!
(Btw, like @CoinTheKit said, it just a copy, so, I bought some robux https://roproxy.com/robux )
Looks like you forgot to add http:// or https://
Completely rewrote the code in golang and upgraded the servers, deployed on the users and badges endpoints and getting 1-2 second maximum response times. Will make further performance improvements, monitor bugs, and gradually roll out to the other subdomains soon!
does roproxy not support games api v2?
Sorry, was deploying the new code to games.roproxy.com. Should be working again now (and 10x faster than before!)
Is this open source for people to allow people to host their own iteration? If so do you host the code on Github?
It is not, but I suppose I could put it on github after some cleanup. I don’t think a rotating proxy is required for most private applications though, probably better off hosting something like rprxy or proxyservice.
Then how can we use such apis which are still on the main domain. Is there way to contact them using RoProxy? When I try changing this url:
https://www.roblox.com/users/favorites/list-json?assetTypeId=46&itemsPerPage=100&pageNumber=1&userId=117457455
to
gives me server not found…
Moved it over to the new server, should be working now.
I too would appreciate if it was on GitHub, just to learn how it works.
I just released a version of RoProxy without the rotating function to GitHub, on a local server I’m seeing a 0ms increase over sending requests directly.
Cool, thanks!
How could I implement the rotating IPs myself?
Look into fasthttpproxy. Currently using webshare for the proxies themselves but switching to something faster and more reliable very soon.