This repository provides a preconfigured Nginx reverse proxy distribution designed to bypass regional internet censorship (primarily for Pixiv, but also covering GitHub, Steam, Discord, and other services). It includes a portable Nginx binary, self-signed SSL certificate generation scripts, and a set of modular site-specific configuration files that rewrite SNI and proxy requests to real upstream IP addresses. The system requires no VPN; instead, it modifies the user's `hosts` file to redirect target domains to localhost, where Nginx intercepts the traffic. The primary entry points are Windows batch scripts (e.g., `5.θ°θ―ε·₯ε ·οΌθΏδΈͺεθ½ε ¨οΌ.bat`) for starting, stopping, and reloading Nginx, while the core configuration is in `conf/nginx.conf` which includes reusable shared proxy parameters and site-specific configs. Certificate generation is handled by a standalone batch script folder (`θͺηΎθ―δΉ¦ε»ηεΌζΉε€ηε /`) that creates a root CA and signs server certificates for all proxied domains. The repository is not a development framework or data pipeline; it is an end-user tool for circumventing censorship, with a strong emphasis on easy setup and maintenance through regular IP list updates.
This repository is a collection of configuration files (Quantumult X rewrite rules) for ad blocking and UI customization across dozens of Chinese mobile apps and websites. The rules intercept network requests, reject advertising endpoints, modify API responses using JSON-jq expressions, or redirect traffic to remove promotional content. Key modules cover apps like Weibo, Amap, Bilibili, Netease Music, and Douban, as well as function scripts for YouTube ad removal, Bilibili subtitle conversion, and Emby media server enhancements. The architecture is flat: each .conf file is a standalone rule module that can be imported into Quantumult X. The repo is not a software application itself but a set of well-documented, actively maintained proxy configurations. There is no application code, data pipeline, or reusable library; the value lies in the precise, battle-tested URL patterns that demonstrate deep reverse-engineering of app APIs. The repo is highly specialized for Chinese app ecosystems and requires Quantumult X (or compatible proxy tools) to function.