Closed drubin closed 10 years ago
Thanks for the PR! Unfortunately it's not a matter of preference, it needs to be compatible with the tunlr config.json file, since we want to be able to integrate their changing proxies and settings :/ Mine was pretty much hardcoded from theirs, I will probably just remove it in later versions and have a script download it from there (and set the IP directly, as well as build the Docker image).
I checked out netproxy and thought it was awesome, the pre-parsing json step felt a bit odd so I thought up an idea to still keep your useful comments but still make it valid json.
Please reject it if you prefer the
//
style comments. :)