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# luci-app-jederproxy
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LuCI interface and nftables/iptables generator for multiple proxy backends, supporting mihomo/clash/clash meta, xray/v2ray, shadowsocks (ss-redir).
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## Introduction
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`luci-app-jederproxy` is a LuCI (OpenWrt Web Interface) application that provides a user-friendly interface and nftables/iptables generator for managing multiple proxy backends. It supports popular proxy backends such as mihomo, clash, clash meta, xray, v2ray, and shadowsocks (ss-redir).
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With `luci-app-jederproxy`, users can easily configure and manage their proxy settings through the OpenWrt web interface. The application generates the necessary nftables/iptables rules based on the selected proxy backend and configuration options, simplifying the setup process and ensuring proper routing of network traffic through the chosen proxy.
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| Server | Status |
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| mihomo | ✔️ |
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| clash | ✔️ |
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| clash meta | ✔️ |
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| xray | ❓ |
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| v2ray | ❓ |
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| shadowsocks (ss-redir) | 🚧 |
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- ✔️ - Supported
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- ❓ - Untested but should be okay
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- 🚧 - Work in progress
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## Features
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- LuCI web interface for easy configuration and management of proxy backends.
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- Support for multiple proxy backends, including mihomo, clash, clash meta, xray, v2ray, and shadowsocks (ss-redir).
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- Automatic generation of nftables/iptables rules based on the selected proxy backend and configuration options.
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- Flexible configuration options for each proxy backend, allowing customization of proxy settings according to individual requirements.
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- Real-time status monitoring and logging of proxy activities.
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- Integration with OpenWrt firewall and network settings for seamless integration into the existing network infrastructure.
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## Prerequisites
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- OpenWrt or compatible firmware installed on your router/device.
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- LuCI web interface installed and accessible.
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## Installation
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1. Log in to your OpenWrt router/device using SSH or LuCI web interface.
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2. Navigate to the "System" -> "Software" page in the LuCI web interface.
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3. Click on the "Update lists" button to refresh the package lists.
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4. Search for `luci-app-jederproxy` in the "Download and install package" field.
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5. Click on the "Install" button next to the `luci-app-jederproxy` package to install it.
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6. Wait for the installation to complete.
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7. Once installed, the `luci-app-jederproxy` application will be available in the "Services" section of the LuCI web interface.
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## Usage
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1. Access the LuCI web interface by entering the IP address of your OpenWrt router/device in a web browser.
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2. Log in to the LuCI web interface using your credentials.
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3. Navigate to the "Services" section and click on the "JederProxy" link.
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4. The `luci-app-jederproxy` interface will be displayed, allowing you to configure and manage your proxy backends.
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5. Select the desired proxy backend from the available options (mihomo, clash, clash meta, xray, v2ray, shadowsocks).
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6. Configure the proxy settings according to your requirements.
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7. Click on the "Save" button to apply the changes.
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8. The nftables/iptables rules will be automatically generated based on the selected proxy backend and configuration options.
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## Support and Contributions
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For bug reports, feature requests, or general questions, please create an issue on the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/ttimasdf/luci-app-jederproxy).
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Contributions to the project are welcome! If you would like to contribute code, please submit a pull request on the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/ttimasdf/luci-app-jederproxy).
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## License
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This project is licensed under the [MIT License](LICENSE).
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