proxyraye-nextjs/README.md

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Proxy Raye

Proxy Raye is an alternative front-end for adult websites. Watch videos on a clean UI without tracking and without annoying ads popping up from everywhere!

Currently supported platforms:

  • XVideos
  • XNXX
  • (...more coming soon!)

Working demos

Vercel hosted demo can be found here.

Self-hosted demo can be found here.

Quickstart

You can run the project on local by cloning the repo.

Project requires no configuration.

You can run it via Docker with docker-compose by opening root folder via console and running:

docker-compose up -d

And head browser to localhost:8069.

Or you can run it outside Docker via npm (tested with NodeJS 20.11) by opening root folder via console and running:

npm install
npm run build
npm run start

And head browser to localhost:3000.

WARNING:

Proxy Raye tries to avoid ip blacklisting by setting random human-request-like headers at every call. But in the long run (after several hours of continuous requests) XVideos might temporarily blacklist your IP address. When this happen, it will stop returning HD videos from pages. Only low quality (SD) videos will be shown.

Using a VPN can avoid such issue.

Modify

If you want to edit the project you can start development mode by opening root folder via console and running:

npm install
npm run dev

The project uses following tech stack:

  • NextJS 14 (w/App router)
  • Typescript
  • Redux
  • Pico CSS with Sass
  • Next/Intl

It scrapes data server-side and return treated data to the frontend to be rendered.

Deploy

Vercel

You can deploy the app on Vercel by cloning this repo on your GitHub/Gitlab and making it private. Than create a new Vercel account and import it there. Vercel deploy doesn't need particular configuration.

Due to Vercel's serverless nature (which makes every request to XVideos and other platforms come from a different IP) it becomes very hard for web application firewalls to ban addresses effectively.

Self-host

You can self host the project on your local server via docker-compose and reverse-proxy exposed port to nginx.