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clash-party: Manage Mihomo Proxies with a Desktop App

Clash Party is an Electron-based desktop GUI for Mihomo, the proxy core formerly known as Clash Meta. It helps users manage profiles, subscriptions, routing rules, and core settings through a graphical interface.

TypeScriptGPL-3.0Desktop AppElectronNetworking
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Overview

Clash Party is a desktop GUI for Mihomo, intended for people who want to configure and operate a Mihomo proxy setup without relying solely on manual configuration files or command-line tools. It combines core controls, profile management, and configuration editing in one application.

The project includes Mihomo and Smart Core options, subscription tools, and configuration backup features. It is most relevant to users already working with Mihomo-compatible configurations who want a graphical workflow for routine setup and changes.

Key Features

  • Includes both the Mihomo core and Smart Core.
  • Provides a graphical interface for changing commonly used Mihomo configuration options.
  • Supports configuration overrides for editing and revising configuration files.
  • Integrates Sub-Store for subscription management.
  • Supports configuration backup and restoration through WebDAV.
  • Offers themes and a TUN mode that the project describes as requiring no service mode.
  • Provides Smart Core rule overrides that can select nodes using an AI model.

Use Cases

  • Mihomo users who want a desktop interface for changing common settings instead of editing configuration files directly.
  • People managing multiple proxy subscriptions who want subscription tools integrated with their client.
  • Users who need to back up and restore configuration through a WebDAV service.
  • Mihomo users who want to try Smart Core rule overrides for automated node selection.

Getting Started

Consult the official documentation for installation and setup instructions. The project README also links to GitHub releases.

Considerations

  • The provided README does not specify installation commands or supported operating systems, so check the official documentation before choosing an installation method.
  • Smart Core's automated node selection depends on an AI model, but the README does not detail model requirements or setup.
  • The project is licensed under GPL-3.0. Review the license terms if you plan to modify or redistribute it.

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