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Easily build robust connections between Salesforce and any platform
We help companies using Salesforce connect their data with a no-code Salesforce-native solution.
Like having Postman inside Salesforce! Declarative Webhooks allows users to quickly and easily configure bi-directional integrations between Salesforce and external systems using a point-and-click interface. No coding is required, making it a fast and efficient and as a native solution, Declarative Webhooks seamlessly integrates with Salesforce platform features such as Flow, Process Builder, and Apex. You can also leverage the AI Integration Agent feature to automatically build your integration templates by providing it with links to API documentation.
Handle custom proxy headers when making HTTPS requests in scrapy
The scrapy-proxy-headers package is designed for adding proxy headers to HTTPS requests in Scrapy.
In normal usage, custom headers put in request.headers cannot be read by a proxy when you make a HTTPS request, because the headers are encrypted and passed through the proxy tunnel, along with the rest of the request body. You can read more about this at Proxy Server Requests over HTTPS.
Handle custom proxy headers when making HTTPS requests in python
The python-proxy-headers package provides support for handling custom proxy headers when making HTTPS requests in various python modules.
We currently provide extensions to the following packages:
urllib3
requests
aiohttp
httpx
None of these modules provide good support for parsing custom response headers from proxy servers. And some of them make it hard to send custom headers to proxy servers.