Crates.io | crates-io-proxy |
lib.rs | crates-io-proxy |
version | 0.2.3 |
source | src |
created_at | 2021-09-22 13:14:18.52141 |
updated_at | 2024-09-02 19:25:15.962269 |
description | Caching HTTP proxy server for the crates.io registry |
homepage | https://github.com/ravenexp/crates-io-proxy |
repository | https://github.com/ravenexp/crates-io-proxy |
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crates.io
registrycrates-io-proxy
implements transparent caching for both
the sparse registry index at https://index.crates.io/ and
the static crate file download server.
Two independent HTTP proxy endpoints are implemented:
Listens to HTTP GET requests at /index/.../{crate}
,
forwards them to https://index.crates.io/ and caches the downloaded registry
index entries as JSON text files on the local filesystem.
Listens to HTTP GET requests at /api/v1/crates/{crate}/{version}/download
,
forwards them to https://crates.io/ and caches the downloaded crates as
.crate
files on the local filesystem.
Subsequent sparse registry index and crate download API hits are serviced using the locally cached index entry and crate files.
As a convenience feature, the download requests for the config.json
file
found at the sparse index root are served with a replacement file,
which changes the crate download URL to point to this same proxy server.
Cargo can be told to use the crate registry mirror by using the source
replacement feature. Add the following lines to your .cargo/config
:
[source.crates-io]
replace-with = "crates-io-mirror"
[registries.crates-io-mirror]
index = "sparse+http://crates-io-proxy.example.com:3080/index/"
crates-io-proxy
can also be used as the crate file download proxy server
with a separate git-based registry index.
To use this configuration, clone and rehost the crates.io index repository
from GitHub and change "dl"
parameter in config.json
file in
the repository root to point to the crates-io-proxy
server instead:
{
"dl": "https://crates-io-proxy.example.com:3080/api/v1/crates",
"api": "https://crates.io"
}
In this configuration, the git registry index link should be used instead:
[registries.crates-io-mirror]
index = "https://crates-io-index.example.com/crates-io-index.git"
The proxy server can be configured by either command line options or environment variables.
Run crates-io-proxy --help
to get the following help page:
Usage:
crates-io-proxy [options]
Options:
-v, --verbose print more debug info
-h, --help print help and exit
-V, --version print version and exit
-L, --listen ADDRESS:PORT address and port to listen at (0.0.0.0:3080)
--listen-unix PATH Unix domain socket path to listen at
-U, --upstream-url URL upstream download URL (https://crates.io/)
-I, --index-url URL upstream index URL (https://index.crates.io/)
-S, --proxy-url URL this proxy server URL (http://localhost:3080/)
-C, --cache-dir DIR proxy cache directory (/var/cache/crates-io-proxy)
-T, --cache-ttl SECONDS index cache entry Time-to-Live in seconds (3600)
Environment:
INDEX_CRATES_IO_URL same as --index-url option
CRATES_IO_URL same as --upstream-url option
CRATES_IO_PROXY_URL same as --proxy-url option
CRATES_IO_PROXY_CACHE_DIR same as --cache-dir option
CRATES_IO_PROXY_CACHE_TTL same as --cache-ttl option
By default, crates-io-proxy
uses embedded TLS trusted root certificates.
It is possible to configure it to use the system certificate store
at the build time by setting the native-certs
feature flag.
Configuring this behavior at the run time is not supported yet.