Inject into response?

[8eecf0d2]

In great anticipation to the 1st of April (April Fools) I'm trying to setup an elaborate prank.

I need a proxy server that can inject some jQuery into the html part of the response - after searching I found this gist but it runs into problems with:

Error: Must provide a proper URL as target

I've read over it and can't see why it's failing? I've not used node-http-proxy before though but I tested it and all made basic sense. I'm thinking somethings deprecated since it's 2 years old.

Any ideas?

[philippotto]

I think, harmon could be interesting for you. It uses http-proxy and node-trumpet to manipulate HTML.

[jcrugzz]

@brod the example you found uses http-proxy 0.10.x which had a different api. If you modify it to work with the new conventions, it seems like it should work. Checkout the readme.

@philippotto also has a good idea

[No9]

Just bumped harmon to work with connect v3 and trumpet 1.7.0