In actual development, it is necessary to use proxies in wsl. This repository provides support for quickly setting proxies and quickly canceling proxy settings in wsl.
This project uses WSL Git Go check them out if you don't have them locally installed.
$ git clone https://github.com/weiensong/wslProxy.git
# ❗ Enter the pull directory and set the port in it ❗
# move to /data/tools
$ sudo mv proxy.sh /data/tools/proxy.sh
# ❗ Confirm the shell used, currently using zsh, set to alias ❗
$ nvim ~/.zshrc
# Add the following content:
alias proxy='source /data/tools/proxy.sh'
$ source ~/.zshrc❗❗❗At the same time, ensure that your proxy client allows LAN proxies, that is, Allow LAN. ❗❗❗
# Enable Proxy
$ proxy set
# Disable Proxy
$ proxy unset
# Output proxy information
$ proxy check
# View proxy parameters
$ proxy help
# Test proxy
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