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YtFlowCore

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A modern proxy framework, core of YtFlow.

If you are looking for the UWP app powered by YtFlowCore, please head over to YtFlowApp.

Features

  • Fully customizable. Design your own network flow!
  • Multiple inbound types: VPN, SOCKS5.
  • Supports common proxy protocols: Shadowsocks, Trojan, VMess, SOCKS5 and HTTP.
  • Flexible outbound transports: simple-obfs, WebSocket, TLS etc.
  • DNS resolvers at your option: libc resolver, classic DNS over UDP, DNS over HTTPS.
  • Rule-based split routing modules: GeoIP, Surge domain set, Quantumult X filter.
  • Share link encoders/decoders: Shadowsocks, SIP002, Trojan, SOCKS5, HTTP and V2rayN
  • Subscription parsers: Base64 encoded share links, SIP008, Surge proxy list
  • Runs on Linux, macOS and Universal Windows Platform.

Usage

Use ytflow-edit to generate a new database file conf.db and a profile my_profile, and edit plugins accordingly. For newcomers, you may be interested in the default-ss and default-redir plugins. Read the YtFlowCore Book to learn more about configuration.

When the profile is ready, execute ytflow-core --db-file conf.db my_profile to launch YtFlowCore.

Project Layout

Package Description Dependency
ytflow Includes all components and plugins to run a YtFlowCore instance. -
ytflow-bin Shell executables for the core ytflow-core and a TUI editor ytflow-edit that actually call into entrypoints exposed by ytflow-bin-shared. ytflow-bin-shared
ytflow-bin-shared Contains the actual code for the binaries. Produces a single cdylib that reuses common dependencies to reduce final artifact size. ytflow, ytflow-app-util
ytflow-app-util Provides utilities for app frontends to handle share links, subscriptions etc. Also exports FFI functions and generates a C header file. ytflow

Build

Steps to build ytflow-core and ytflow-edit:

  1. Setup rustup and Visual C++ Build Tools on Windows or GCC toolchain on Linux.
  2. Clone this repository.
  3. Rename .cargo/publish.config.toml to .cargo/config.toml.
  4. Run cargo build -p ytflow-bin --release.
  5. If no error occurrs, you can find the binaries in target/release/.

To build for YtFlowApp, please refer to the build steps on https://github.com/YtFlow/YtFlowApp/blob/main/README.md.

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