tux116 / Qv2rayBase

Modular feature-rich infrastructure library for Qv2ray

Qv2ray Base Library (libQv2rayBase)

Description

Qv2rayBase is a C++/Qt library, extracted from Qv2ray but is enhanced into a generic, cross-platform, feature-rich connection manager.

Supported Platforms

• Desktop
  • Linux
  • Windows
  • macOS
• Browsers
  • Emscripten (WASM)
• Mobile
  • Android

Features

Profile Management

• Connection Management
  • Create, Remove, Update, Get
  • Copy, Move, Link to Group (using a refcount mechanism)
• Group Management
  • Create, Remove, Update, Get
  • Custom subscription provider
  • Subscription filtration
• Routing Management
  • Per-connection, per-group and global-scoped routing settings
• Latency Test Engines
  • With async (provided by libuv and uvw) and sync calls.
• Connection Statistics
  • Uplink & Downlink Statistics for proxied connections
  • Uplink & Downlink Statistics for direct connections

Plugin Management

Supported Plugin Categories

• Profile Proprocessor Plugin

  • Preprocess a profile before sending it to the kernel.

• Event Handler Plugin

  • Pre-connection
  • Post-connection
  • Pre-disconnection
  • Post-disconnection
  • Connection-Created
  • Connection-Edited
  • Connection-Renamed
  • Connection-LinkedWithGroup
  • Connection-RemovedFromGroup
  • Connection-FullyRemoved (refcount drops to 0)
  • Group-Created
  • Group-Edited
  • Group-Renamed
  • Statistics Event

• Outbound Processor Plugin

• Subscription Decoder Plugin

• Kernel Plugin

• Latency Test Engine Plugin

• GUI Plugin

  • MainWindow Entry Button
  • Tray Icon Menus
  • Inbound / Outbound Editors
  • Settings Widget for the Plugin Itself.

All Plugins have complete access to the ProfileManager

• That is, all connections, groups, routings-related functionalities that can be achiveved by using a GUI can be done inside by plugins programmatically.
• This enables many extra possibilities, e.g.
  1. A plugin with a MainWindow Entry Button can open a 3rd-party editor, to edit a profile in low-level.
  2. A plugin with Profile Preprocessor can process a profile with some extra data from somewhere else: Consider a plugin with Outbound Processor that registered a protocol called external which actually appeared to be a symbolic link of an outside connection, referenced using connectionId, in this case, the preprocessor can go and get the information of that referenced connection.
  3. A plugin can now add a profile without suggesting user to use the Import Window

Static Plugins v.s. Shared Library Plugins

• Shared plugins are dll/so/dylibs, which are needed to be placed into some specific directories, those searched directories are determined by IStorageProvider
• Static plugins are built into the executable, they are bundled into the executable and can be automatically found by the plugin loader (PluginManagerCore), no extra deployment is required.

IStorageProvider, the abstracted storage backend

• The extensible storage backend for Qv2rayBase, allowing developers use a specific configuration backend rather than the old file-based storage.
• A built-in provider is used when nullptr is provided when constructing Qv2rayBaseLibrary

IUserInteractionInterface, the abstracted user interaction interface

• Giving custom user interaction options, this includes:
  • Warning MessageBoxes
  • Infomative MessageBoxes
  • Questioning MessageBoxes
  • Opening External URLs
• Since Qv2rayBase is a base library, it does not provide a builtin implementation, different frontends (CLI, QWidget, QML) may need to provide their own implementation.

CMake Usage

• Qv2rayBase is built by CMake, and can be used by any CMake-based projects:

  • When using as a package: Use find_package(Qv2rayBase REQUIRED)
  • When using as a submodule: Use add_subdirectory(path/to/Qv2rayBase)

  ... Then link your target with Qv2ray::Qv2rayBase

License

GPLv3