blackmatrix7/ios_rule_script

分流规则、重写写规则及脚本。

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Updated 27 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on September 2nd, 2026
Created on June 30th, 2020
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 378 (+0)
GitHub issues: Enabled
Number of forks: 4,061
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ios_rule_script is a collection of traffic routing rules, rewrite rules, and automation scripts for iOS platforms.

The project aggregates filtering and rewriting rules designed to work with iOS proxy and traffic management tools. It compiles routing rules that direct traffic based on specified criteria, rewrite rules that modify requests and responses, and JavaScript-based automation scripts. The rules themselves are sourced from open-source projects across the internet rather than developed originally within this repository.

Developers considering this project should understand that it functions as a curated collection of community-contributed rules rather than a standalone tool. It suits users who need pre-built rule sets for iOS traffic management platforms and want to avoid assembling rules from multiple sources. The project explicitly disclaims responsibility for the legality, accuracy, or completeness of any rules or data within it, and emphasizes that users bear full responsibility for how they deploy and use the content. The README states that the primary purpose is learning and research with ES6 JavaScript, and users are expected to delete all project content within twenty-four hours of use.

The project shows consistent maintenance activity with regular updates to rule collections and scripts. Contributions flow steadily into the repository as rules are added and existing ones are refined. The codebase demonstrates active engagement with JavaScript development practices, particularly around ES6 features. Issue tracking and pull request activity indicate ongoing community participation and feedback on rule effectiveness and accuracy.