Rename proxyRequestModifier field to proxyHttpRequestModifier

This helps remind users that only HTTP requests can be modified.

Network/HTTP/Proxy.hs

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ data Settings = Settings
     -- application-generated applications to stderr.
     , proxyTimeout :: Int
     -- ^ Timeout value in seconds. Default value: 30
-    , proxyRequestModifier :: Request -> IO (Either Response Request)
+    , proxyHttpRequestModifier :: Request -> IO (Either Response Request)
     -- ^ A function that allows the request to be modified before being run. Default: 'return . Right'.
     -- This only works for unencrypted HTTP requests (eg to upgrade the request to HTTPS) because
     -- HTTPS requests are encrypted.
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ defaultProxySettings = Settings
     , proxyHost = "*"
     , proxyOnException = defaultExceptionResponse
     , proxyTimeout = 30
-    , proxyRequestModifier = return . Right
+    , proxyHttpRequestModifier = return . Right
     , proxyLogger = const $ return ()
     , proxyUpstream = Nothing
     }
@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ defaultExceptionResponse e =
 
 httpProxyApp :: Settings -> HC.Manager -> Application
 httpProxyApp settings mgr wreq respond = do
-    mwreq <- proxyRequestModifier settings $ proxyRequest wreq
+    mwreq <- proxyHttpRequestModifier settings $ proxyRequest wreq
     either respond (doUpstreamRequest settings mgr respond . waiRequest wreq) mwreq
 
 

example/request-rewrite-proxy.hs

@@ -1,22 +1,27 @@
 {-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
 
-import Network.HTTP.Proxy
+import Network.HTTP.Proxy (ProxySettings (..), Request (..))
+import qualified Network.HTTP.Proxy as Proxy
 
 main :: IO ()
-main = runProxySettings $ defaultProxySettings
-                { proxyPort = 31081
-                , proxyRequestModifier = Just secureGoogle
-                }
+main =
+  Proxy.runProxySettings $
+    Proxy.defaultProxySettings
+      { proxyPort = 31081
+      , proxyHttpRequestModifier = Just secureGoogle
+      }
 
--- We can modify the request so that instead of going to unsecured Google
--- search page, people get redirected to the encrypted version.
+-- Modifying the request like this is only possible for unencrypted HTTP connections
+-- by my be useful for eg redirecting HTTP to HTTPS.
+-- HTTPS cnnections cannot be modified like this because the for HTTPS connections
+-- even the request itself is encrypted.
 
 secureGoogle :: Request -> IO Request
 secureGoogle req
-    | requestHost req == "www.google.com" =
-        return $ req
-                { requestHost = "encrypted.google.com"
-                , requestPort = 443
+  | "www.google.com" `BS.isInfixOf` requestPath req
+      && not ("https" `BS.isprefixOf` requestPath req =
+        pure $ req
+                { requestPath = "encrypted.google.com"
                 }
 
-    | otherwise = return req
+  | otherwise = pure req

test/test-io.hs

@@ -173,14 +173,14 @@ withTestProxy settings expectation = do
 
 proxySettingsAddHeader :: Settings
 proxySettingsAddHeader = defaultProxySettings
-    { proxyRequestModifier = \ req -> return . Right $ req
+    { proxyHttpRequestModifier = \ req -> return . Right $ req
                 { requestHeaders = (CI.mk "X-Test-Header", "Blah") : requestHeaders req
                 }
     }
 
 proxySettingsHttpsUpgrade :: Settings
 proxySettingsHttpsUpgrade = defaultProxySettings
-    { proxyRequestModifier = \ req -> return . Right $ req { requestPath = httpsUpgrade $ requestPath req }
+    { proxyHttpRequestModifier = \ req -> return . Right $ req { requestPath = httpsUpgrade $ requestPath req }
     }
   where
     httpsUpgrade bs =
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ proxySettingsHttpsUpgrade = defaultProxySettings
 
 proxySettingsProxyResponse :: Settings
 proxySettingsProxyResponse = defaultProxySettings
-    { proxyRequestModifier = const . return $ Left proxyResponse
+    { proxyHttpRequestModifier = const . return $ Left proxyResponse
     }
   where
     proxyResponse :: Wai.Response