gui-for-cores/gui.for.singbox

Modern, lightweight desktop app built with Wails (Go) and Vue 3. Efficient, cross-platform, and fast.

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Updated 42 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on September 8th, 2026
Created on January 5th, 2024
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Number of forks: 683
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Detailed Description

GUI for Sing Box is a desktop application that provides a graphical interface for the Sing Box proxy core, built with Wails, Go, and Vue 3.

The tool addresses the need for a user-friendly way to manage and configure Sing Box, a proxy and routing engine, without requiring direct command-line interaction. It wraps Sing Box functionality in a modern desktop interface that runs efficiently across Windows, macOS, and Linux by combining Go's backend performance with Vue 3's reactive frontend framework.

Developers managing Sing Box configurations should consider this tool if they prefer graphical configuration over manual file editing or terminal commands. The application targets users who want a lightweight, cross-platform alternative to web-based or heavier desktop management tools. A live demo is available to evaluate the interface before installation.

The project maintains active development with regular updates to both the frontend and backend components. The build process is straightforward, requiring Node.js with pnpm, Go, and Wails as dependencies, indicating the maintainers prioritize accessibility for contributors. Documentation includes community resources and a comprehensive guide, suggesting ongoing effort to support users beyond the core application.