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After proxies are tested, they should be placed into one list, besides default ones.
I'am still thinking about the best way to separate different countries, one way that I think is ok would be to create list as CSV,
then to make script to export from csv to proxychains list without countries. Maybe even to create new proxychains.conf file and copy it directly to /etc/proxychains.conf

Create separate class/file for each site. Proxies must be in form of type ip port, saved in separated files.
Code can be edited as number of sites grow, but must keep structure of each site - each file.

Check each proxy for IP address country, and data leak. Tomorrow I will add one or two ways how this could be done (web api, ruby server, ngrok...)

@ml-dalos , I got error with frozen_string, so I pushed back old branch, with one more site, which use same functions as proxyscrape. If you want check it, if not I will do it based on your previous pull request.

edit: I think it's better way to scrap everything, then if needed export proxies with regexp, unless website is like proxyscrape, to get all list at once. That way ripli would work if website change some html/css (tell me if I'am wrong). We should test which way is faster, because with more sites added it will be more important.

Everything is explained in readme file.
This is simple project I want to do during Hacktoberfest, with some tutorials about web scrap with Ruby, and Proxychains for Linux users. After all, it will be something useful for all Linux users, or at least to me :) I found it's dam hard to find free list with huge number of proxies in proxychains format, so I want to do it on my own.
Happy hacking!

There was conflict between branches so now ProxyScan should be rewritten to work with superclass

There's many tutorials online, but I want to create this in Serbian language (after English).
Tutorials should explain in short terms how it work, and show examples for different types.
This should contain example code for different ruby gems and their best use case (simple scrap, JavaScript etc...)
Quality over Quantity, any help is appreciated.