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Shadowray

An useful client of v2ray for linux

Simple usage

pip install shadowray
shadowray --autoconfig
shadowray --subscribe-add 'name,url'
shadowray --list
shadowray -s 1

for more detail about command:

shadowray --help

Default config

Inbound:

protocol : socks5
port: 1082
auth: noauth

Outbound:

Traffic camouflage : tcp

Usage

Basic config

subscribe.json : the file used to save subscribes,you can specify it by using shadowray --config-subscribe <path>,but the file must be created by yourself
servers.json : the file used to save servers,you can specify it by using shadowray --config-servers <path>,but the file must be created by yourself
v2ray : you should specify the folder of v2ray-core,using shadowray --config-v2ray <path>

For simplicity

Using shadowray --autoconfig,then it will complete the basic config automatically,include that downloading the lasted v2ray-core

Add a subscribe

you can use shadowray --subscribe-add '<name>,<url>' to add a subscribe.

Don't forget the ''

Update subscribes

Using shadowray --subscribe-update to update all subscribes.Meanwhile,you can use --port <number> to specify a port of inbound.

Proxy

List server

To see all available servers(proxies),using shadowray [--list|-l].Then you will see some index,name of proxies,protocol of proxies,the index of proxies used to start a proxy

Start a proxy

For starting a proxy,you can use shadowray [--start|-s] <index>

For running v2ray as a daemon,by using --daemon or -d

Stop daemon

Using shadowray --stop

Specify a config file of v2ray

You can use your config file via [--config-self|-f] <path>.For example, shadowray --config-self ~/config.json or shadowray -f ~/config.json

Export config

Using shadowray --servers-export <index>:<path> to export the specified config to file that specified by

RMTT/Shadowray