NodeMaven runs a residential and mobile proxy gateway. Country, city, ISP, the sticky session and how long it holds are set in the username rather than through an API, so any HTTP client in any language reaches it without a library.

This organization is the code side of that: an SDK per language, each going to that language's own registry as it ships. Product documentation and sign-up are on nodemaven.com - what is here is source, and none of it needs an account to read.

Only the Python one exists. Its source is not public yet, so the row links to the package rather than to a repository; the three below it are names, not work in progress.

What ships today builds the gateway username and validates it before anything is sent: an unknown parameter name is answered 200 with the setting silently dropped, so the only place that mistake can be caught is client-side. It opens no socket, holds no session and retries nothing - the HTTP client stays yours.

Issues and pull requests are welcome on every repository here, including the ones that say a number we published is wrong. A result that contradicts one of ours, sent with the raw rows behind it, is the most useful thing this organization can receive - our repositories already keep several corrections of our own claims, and one more costs nothing.

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Security reports: SECURITY.md.