simple cross-platform socks5 proxy server, which supports TCP and UDP commands, and can work how library

callbacks use example:

// announce callbacks:
ep::callback<udp_callback_t> udp_callback;
ep::callback<tcp_callback_t> tcp_callback;
// install detour functions:
udp_callback.install([&](ep::client* person, unsignedint& source_ip, unsignedint& dest_ip, unsignedshort& source_port, unsignedshort& dest_port, ep::buffer* buf) -> bool {
printf("[%s -> %s | %d -> %d] length: %d\n", ep::utils::dip_to_strip(source_ip).c_str(), ep::utils::dip_to_strip(dest_ip).c_str(), source_port, dest_port, buf->length);
returntrue;
});
tcp_callback.install([&](ep::client* person, std::string source_ip, std::string dest_ip, ep::buffer* buf) -> bool {
printf("[%s -> %s] length: %d\n", source_ip.c_str(), dest_ip.c_str(), buf->length);
returntrue;
});
// enable callbacks treatment:
proxy.callback_enable(ep::callback_t::udp, &udp_callback);
proxy.callback_enable(ep::callback_t::tcp, &tcp_callback);

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todo list:

rewrite thread logicrewrite ep::buffer to std::vectorsync clients, method to getmethod to sent packets from callbacksadd more comments (or write small doc) to internal functional

its not used, does not help, and does not imply the possibility of bypassing blocking and using for selfish purposes