Loyalsoldier/clash-rules
Clash Rules
Clash-rules provides a standardized, declarative system for managing network traffic routing across desktop and mobile proxy clients. It functions as a centralized configuration provider that uses structured rule sets to categorize outgoing requests, allowing users to define whether specific connections should be proxied, rejected, or routed directly.
The project distinguishes itself through its comprehensive, curated rulesets that enable granular control over network behavior. By employing domain-pattern matching, CIDR-based network analysis, and application-specific signatures, it ensures consistent traffic management across diverse environments. It also supports automated synchronization, allowing proxy clients to fetch updated routing logic from external sources without manual intervention.
The platform covers a broad range of traffic management capabilities, including regional content access, local network optimization, and malicious traffic filtering. These features allow for the systematic blocking of advertising and tracking domains while ensuring that private, local, and internal network resources bypass proxy tunnels to maintain direct connectivity.
Features
- Clash Configuration Managers - Provides specialized management for granular traffic routing policies within the proxy ecosystem.
- Traffic Routing Rules - Provides a standardized system for managing and loading external rule sets to define granular traffic routing policies.
- Network Traffic Routing Rulesets - Provides a curated collection of domain and IP routing rules for configuring traffic flow and proxy bypass.
- Awesome List - A community-curated directory that catalogs and links out to other open-source projects, rather than a standalone tool you run yourself.
- Declarative Traffic Rules - Uses structured text files to define traffic handling logic for proxy clients.
- Traffic Routing Proxies - Directs international network traffic through proxy servers to bypass regional restrictions and optimize connection paths.
- Geographic Traffic Routing Rules - Configures network traffic flow based on geographic location to enable automated regional routing policies.
- Proxy Routing Rules - Implements rule-based logic to determine whether internal network requests are routed through a proxy or direct connection.
- Network Traffic Filters - Provides curated blocklists to prevent connections to known malicious or intrusive servers.
- Proxy Configuration Rules - Standardizes filtering logic and rule providers to ensure consistent traffic management across proxy applications.
- Traffic Filtering Rulesets - Blocks advertising, tracking, and malicious domains by applying curated blocklists to network connections.
- Clash Proxy Clients - Curated rule sets for optimizing proxy traffic routing.
- Cross-Platform Proxy Configurations - Ensures consistent traffic management behavior across diverse proxy client implementations using a unified configuration syntax.
- Domain Traffic Filters - Evaluates outgoing network requests against domain suffixes and keywords to determine routing paths.
- Local Bypass Configurations - Provides configuration logic to exclude local network traffic and internal services from proxy processing.
- Domain-Based Routing - Directs network requests through specific proxy or direct connections based on destination domains.
- Network Traffic Management - Organizes domains and IP ranges into lists to classify and manage the flow of network traffic.
- Proxy Configuration Automations - Integrates remote rule providers into proxy clients to maintain up-to-date routing logic.
- Traffic Routing Tools - Categorizes network traffic into predefined lists to determine whether connections should be proxied or routed directly.
- Regional Bypass Rules - Routes traffic through geographic proxy nodes to bypass regional content restrictions.
- Direct Connection Rule Sets - Bypasses proxy servers for specific domains to ensure direct connectivity for trusted traffic.
- Dynamic Rule Providers - Automates the synchronization of configuration files from external sources to keep filtering logic updated.
- IP Range Routing - Enforces granular routing policies by matching destination IP addresses against predefined network ranges.
- Network Traffic Routing - Categorizes network traffic by software signatures to control proxy or direct connection usage.
- Service-Specific Routing Rules - Directs requests for specific service infrastructure through designated proxy nodes to optimize connectivity.
- Automated Rule Management - Automates the refreshing of network routing rules to maintain current traffic management policies.
