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49 lines
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# Phase 2: Extract HTTP Logic from SmartProxy - Complete
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## Overview
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Successfully extracted HTTP-specific logic from SmartProxy to HttpProxy, creating a cleaner separation of concerns between TCP routing and HTTP processing.
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## Changes Made
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### 1. HTTP Handler Modules in HttpProxy
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- ✅ Created `handlers/` directory in HttpProxy
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- ✅ Implemented `redirect-handler.ts` for HTTP redirect logic
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- ✅ Implemented `static-handler.ts` for static/ACME route handling
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- ✅ Added proper exports in `index.ts`
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### 2. Simplified SmartProxy's RouteConnectionHandler
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- ✅ Removed duplicated HTTP redirect logic
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- ✅ Removed duplicated static content handling logic
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- ✅ Updated `handleRedirectAction` to delegate to HttpProxy's `RedirectHandler`
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- ✅ Updated `handleStaticAction` to delegate to HttpProxy's `StaticHandler`
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- ✅ Removed unused `getStatusText` helper function
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### 3. Fixed Naming and References
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- ✅ Updated all NetworkProxy references to HttpProxy throughout SmartProxy
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- ✅ Fixed HttpProxyBridge methods that incorrectly referenced networkProxy
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- ✅ Updated configuration property names:
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- `useNetworkProxy` → `useHttpProxy`
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- `networkProxyPort` → `httpProxyPort`
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- ✅ Fixed imports from `network-proxy` to `http-proxy`
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- ✅ Updated exports in `proxies/index.ts`
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### 4. Compilation and Testing
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- ✅ Fixed all TypeScript compilation errors
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- ✅ Extended route context to support HTTP methods in handlers
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- ✅ Ensured backward compatibility with existing code
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- ✅ Tests are running (with expected port 80 permission issues)
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## Benefits Achieved
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1. **Clear Separation**: HTTP/HTTPS handling is now clearly separated from TCP routing
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2. **Reduced Duplication**: HTTP parsing logic exists in only one place (HttpProxy)
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3. **Better Organization**: HTTP handlers are properly organized in the HttpProxy module
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4. **Maintainability**: Easier to modify HTTP handling without affecting routing logic
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5. **Type Safety**: Proper TypeScript types maintained throughout
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## Next Steps
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Phase 3: Simplify SmartProxy - The groundwork has been laid to further simplify SmartProxy by:
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1. Continuing to reduce its responsibilities to focus on port management and routing
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2. Ensuring all HTTP-specific logic remains in HttpProxy
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3. Improving the integration points between SmartProxy and HttpProxy
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