mitmproxy/examples/simple/custom_option.py

from mitmproxy import ctx


def start(options):
    ctx.log.info("Registering option 'custom'")
    options.add_option("custom", bool, False, "A custom option")


def configure(options, updated):
    if "custom" in updated:
        ctx.log.info("custom option value: %s" % options.custom)
Enable custom options for addons - Add an options parameter to the start() event. This is to be used by addons on startup to add custom options. - Add a running() event that is called once the proxy is up and running. - With the new paradigm we can't log during master __init__, so add a tiny termstatus addon to print proxy status to terminal once we're running. 2017-03-09 00:52:58 +00:00			`from mitmproxy import ctx`


			`def start(options):`
			`ctx.log.info("Registering option 'custom'")`
Optmanager: handle unknown options in value sets 2017-03-11 22:18:16 +00:00			`options.add_option("custom", bool, False, "A custom option")`
Enable custom options for addons - Add an options parameter to the start() event. This is to be used by addons on startup to add custom options. - Add a running() event that is called once the proxy is up and running. - With the new paradigm we can't log during master __init__, so add a tiny termstatus addon to print proxy status to terminal once we're running. 2017-03-09 00:52:58 +00:00

			`def configure(options, updated):`
Enable custom options in config files We also now ignore unknown options in config files by default, and print a warning if verbosity is incremented. 2017-03-13 20:22:44 +00:00			`if "custom" in updated:`
			`ctx.log.info("custom option value: %s" % options.custom)`