Tom

Sure, just do: ``` js proxy.forward('http://192.168.0.1') ``` Technically, that's still an URL.

Yes, as long as you put `toxy` in the middle of the communication: ``` iOS --> toxy proxy --> target server ``` Your iOS should communicate with the `toxy` proxy...

See some examples, such as: https://github.com/h2non/toxy/blob/master/examples/bandwidth-limit.js Run it locally from the console via: `$ node example.js` You need to replace the `httpbin.org` domain with the server you want to consume....

As far as I know, you don't need to explicitly use the "proxy" mode in the iPhone. You just need to communicate to the target IP/hostname of `toxy`, and then...

This looks like an XY problem. I'm not actually sure that you know what you want or you actually understand how the network works. Please, make sure you understand these...

You can take a look at the instructions on the Readme > Admin API section. Basically, you need to start 2 HTTP servers running on different ports, one for the...

> Can toxy not handle that rate of requests? It should. I noticed that in some scenarios when replaying requests with payload under high concurrency (>50 rps) there could be...

Thanks! I'll do some benchmark tests based on your scenario and I'll let you know with the conclusions.

I've just added some [benchmark](https://github.com/h2non/toxy/tree/master/benchmark) suites. I'm covering similar scenarios like in `rocky`. All is working fine, even with better performance than I personally expected. Those tests are not based...

Definitively I've to dig into this, however note that [benchmark tests](https://github.com/h2non/toxy/tree/master/benchmark#simple-forward-100-reqsec) forwarding to loopback interface has no performance downgrades in that sense. When I've time I'll work in multiple testing...