Clashy

A GUI proxy client for Windows / macOS / Ubuntu Desktop based on Clash and Electron

• Easy to use interface.
• Build-in Clash binary.
• GUI configuration.
• Remote subscription support.
• Server speed test.
• Set as system proxy (Windows & macOS only).
• Start with system.

Download latest release from Release Page

• Clone this project & run yarn install
• Run node pre-build.js to download clash binary for current platform.
• Run yarn start to start dev server for webpage.
• Run yarn start:electron to start electron main process. Or hit run button in VSCode.

• Run yarn run pack and wait.

• Where is my configuration files & how can I modify them?

  To check your configuration files for Clash & Clashy, click on the folder icon in status panel. Clash configuration file folder will opened automatically and navigate to parent folder you will see Clashy configuration files named clashy-configs.

• Can I change clash external controller port & secrets in configuration file?

  You can but you need to modify Clashy's source code to make it work.

• Auto update
• Post build script to zip binaries
• Logout current clash client
• Use external clash binary
• Login interface for external clash binary
• Clash binary update
• View Clash logs
• Subscription auto-update

Any pull request is welcome.

Not exactly. I've been using ClashX for several months and I like it. It's easy to use and nicely designed. But I also need a decent Clash client on my Ubuntu Desktop. And the interface must be easy enough for anyone to use because I don't want to teach my wife how to edit proxy rules or how to use remote configuration files. So I decide to make my own Clash GUI client. I did NOT take any code or assets from those two projects but they did give me some ideas about interface design and implementation.

Me either.

You can't for now. Visit 127.0.0.1:2390/logs for Clash logs.