Is it possible to use this library with a http/socks proxy?

[max-block]

I thinks it's possible to solve this feature with the request_kwargs parameter.

Something like this:

class HttpProvider(BaseProvider):
    def __init__(self, node_url, request_kwargs=None):
        pass

What do you think about it? Do you want to add this feature, should I create a PR?

[MioYvo]

@max-block If you use AsyncHTTPProvider, yes. You can pass your own AsyncClient to AsyncHTTPProvider, like README.md mentioned, you can control async http client manually.

tronpy use httpx as async http client, more info about HTTP Proxying of httpx, check https://www.python-httpx.org/advanced/#http-proxying

Sample code like README I think(not tested)

......

async def transfer():
    _http_client = AsyncClient(limits=Limits(max_connections=100, max_keepalive_connections=20),
                               timeout=Timeout(timeout=10, connect=5, read=5),
                               proxies="http://localhost:8030")
    ......

Hope this helps :>

[max-block]

@MioYvo Thank you for the response! Yes, it's possible to use a proxy via AsyncHTTPProvider. But what's about a synchronous HTTPProvider?

Are there any reasons to use requests library for a sync mode? What do you think about using httpx for a sync mode as well? In this case it will be possible to use proxies in both modes: sync and async.

[andelf]

provider = HTTPProvider(....) provider.sess.proxies = {"https": "....", "http": "..."}

[MioYvo]

Yeah maybe we could replace requests with httpx, so we can use same method to deal with http

[max-block]

provider = HTTPProvider(....) provider.sess.proxies = {"https": "....", "http": "..."}

it works, thank you!