byJoey/cfnew
Cfnew
cfnew is a V2Ray subscription management system and network proxy orchestrator designed to route traffic across multiple protocols, including VLESS, Trojan, and xhttp. It functions as a latency testing tool and a web-based proxy controller for managing node configurations and preferred IP addresses.
The project features a subscription format converter that uses user-agent detection to deliver network configurations in formats compatible with specific client applications. It also provides a web-based configuration interface backed by a key-value store for updating system settings and routing rules without redeploying code.
The system manages traffic steering through multi-protocol routing, proxy IP overrides, and manual worker region selection. It further incorporates network performance monitoring via concurrent latency testing and secures connections using DNS-over-HTTPS for encrypted TLS handshakes.
Features
- Network Proxy Management - Routes internet traffic through protocols like VLESS and Trojan to bypass network restrictions.
- Traffic Routing - Routes network traffic across VLESS, Trojan, and xhttp protocols simultaneously to enable network bypass.
- Subscription Format Translators - Detects client user agents to automatically deliver proxy configurations in the compatible network format.
- Subscription Feed Generators - Generates and distributes configuration manifests for various network clients based on the request user agent.
- Configuration Format Adaptation - Automatically generates compatible configuration files for multiple network clients by detecting the requesting device.
- Traffic Routing Proxies - Directs network traffic through intermediary servers using multiple protocols to bypass regional restrictions.
- Proxy Orchestration - Orchestrates traffic routing across multiple protocols and regions with custom IP overrides.
- Network Latency Analyzers - Measures response times for multiple IP addresses to route traffic through the fastest available nodes.
- Subscription Generators - Generates and transforms subscription links for VLESS, Trojan, and xhttp network clients.
- Web-Based Configuration Dashboards - Provides a web-based dashboard for instantly updating system settings and protocol configurations.
- Concurrent Latency Testing - Implements parallel network response measurements to map and optimize connections based on geographic identifiers.
- Network Latency Testing - Provides concurrent network delay measurement for specific IP addresses to identify the fastest available nodes.
- Remote Proxy Configuration - Allows updating proxy settings and routing rules via a web interface or API without redeploying code.
- Proxy Management Interfaces - Offers a graphical interface for managing node configurations and preferred IP addresses.
- Configuration Overrides - Enables overriding global proxy and regional settings for individual nodes using path parameters.
- Proxy Routing Rules - Overrides default routing by specifying custom proxy addresses or regional worker codes for traffic steering.
- Encrypted DNS Resolvers - Uses DNS-over-HTTPS providers to securely fetch configurations and encrypt the TLS handshake.
- Path-Based Access Rules - Implements multi-level URL structures to define custom routing paths for subscription access.
- Custom Route Path Definitions - Supports creating multi-level URL paths for subscription access to replace default identifier-based routing.
- Regional Access Bypassing - Allows manual specification of worker geographic regions to circumvent regional blocks and control traffic origin.
- Secure Connection Handlers - Optimizes network handshakes using ALPN and DNS-over-HTTPS to improve connection stability and privacy.
- Runtime Parameter Overrides - Allows overriding global proxy and region settings on a per-request basis via URL path parameters.
- Latency Monitoring - Measures response times using concurrent requests and network identifiers to find the fastest connection points.
- Content Negotiation Utilities - Detects client user agents via HTTP headers to automatically serve compatible network configuration formats.
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