A simple class that can be used to interact with TOR

Router.py

import requests
import stem.process
import stem.control
import stem
import time

from stem import Signal

class Router:
	def __init__(self, control_port, socket_port):
		self.last_ident_change = 0
		self.control_port = control_port
		self.socket_port = socket_port
		self.tor_process = None
		self.controller = None

	def start(self, data_directory, restart=False, log_path=None):
		if self.tor_process:
			if restart:
				self.tor_process.terminate()
			else:
				return
		
		self.tor_process = stem.process.launch_tor_with_config({
			"ControlPort": str(self.control_port),
			"SocksPort": str(self.socket_port),
			
			"DataDirectory": data_directory,
			
			"Log": [
				log_path and f"NOTICE file {log_path}" or "NOTICE stdout",
				log_path and f"ERR file {log_path}" or "ERR stdout",
			]
		})
		controller = self.controller = stem.control.Controller.from_port("127.0.0.1", port=self.control_port)
		controller.authenticate()

	def change_ident_avail(self):
		return self.controller.is_newnym_available()

	def change_ident_wait(self):
		return self.controller.get_newnym_wait()

	def change_ident(self, block = True):
		if not self.change_ident_avail():
			if block:
				time.sleep(self.change_ident_wait())
			else:
				return False

		self.controller.signal(Signal.NEWNYM)
		self.last_ident_change = time.time()

		return True

	def stop(self):
		if self.tor_process:
			self.tor_process.terminate()

	def proxies(self):
		return {
			"https": f"socks5://localhost:{self.socket_port}",
			"http": f"socks5://localhost:{self.socket_port}",
		}


router = Router(7001, 7002)
router.start(".data/")

print(requests.get("https://echo.free.beeceptor.com/", proxies = router.proxies()).json())
router.change_ident()
print(requests.get("https://echo.free.beeceptor.com/", proxies = router.proxies()).json())

router.stop()