User documentation
- What is redirection.io?
- Starter's guide
- What are organizations and projects?
- Invite new collaborators
- User account and preferences
- Using traffic logs
- Create a rule
- Triggers and markers reference
- Actions reference
- How to bulk-import or export redirection rules?
- Managing instances
- Project notifications
- Project segmentation
- How much does it cost?
- Can I use redirection.io for free?
- About us
Developer documentation
Agent documentation
- Installing the agent
- Upgrading the agent
- Agent command line options
- The agent as a reverse proxy
- Agent configuration reference
- Minimal configuration
- Listening for requests
- Forwarding requests to the backend
- Virtualhosts
- Trusted proxies
- GeoIP database
- Response compression
- Performance tweaks
- Access logs
- Persisting data in a s3 bucket
- Monitoring the agent
- Using the agent behind a HTTPS proxy
- Agent configuration examples
Managed instances
Crawler
Knowledge base
Legacy versions
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Legacy integrations
These integrations are available as Open Source projects, but are not endorsed nor recommended by redirection.io. We rather advise to use one of the recommended integrations.
Please note that these integrations require the legacy version of redirection.io's agent (branch 1.x), which cannot run the advanced triggers and actions and is not maintained. We strongly advise you to rather use one of the recommended integrations. The integrations below are considered deprecated and will not receive updates in the future.
- PHP: a PHP Proxy SDK, which implements the dialog with redirection.io's agent, and allows to quickly build efficient proxies in PHP frameworks and Content Management Systems;
- Wordpress: a redirection.io Wordpress Plugin, which streamlines using redirection.io in Wordpress websites;
- Symfony: a redirection.io Symfony bundle, which integrates redirection.io in Symfony projects;
- Node.js: a Node.js and Express proxy, which allows to embed redirection.io in Node projects.
PHP SDK
An open source PHP SDK is available at https://github.com/redirectionio/proxy-sdk-php.
The redirection.io PHP SDK can be added as a requirement of your project using Composer:
composer require redirectionio/proxy-sdk
Wordpress plugin
An open source redirection.io Proxy for Wordpress is available, which streamlines using redirection.io in Wordpress websites.
Symfony Bundle
An open source redirection.io Symfony Bundle is available.
The redirection.io Symfony Bundle can be added as a requirement of your Symfony project using Composer:
# require the bundle
$ composer require redirectionio/proxy-symfony
At the moment, the bundle is compatible with Symfony 3.4+.
Node.js and Express
An open source redirection.io Node.js and/or Express proxy is available (it can be used in pure Node.js projects, as long as Express-based projects)
The redirection.io Node.js proxy can be installed using yarn or npm:
// with yarn
$ yarn add @redirectionio/proxy
// with npm
$ npm install --save @redirectionio/proxy