deezertidal/shadowrocket-rules

小火箭 shadowrocket 配置文件 模块 脚本 module sgmodule 图文教程 规则 分流 破解 解锁

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Added to GitGenius on September 9th, 2026
Created on June 8th, 2022
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Number of forks: 341
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Shadowrocket-rules is a collection of configuration files, modules, and scripts for Shadowrocket, a proxy application for iOS.

The project addresses the need to extend and customize Shadowrocket's functionality through modular components. It provides pre-built modules that users can install directly, along with traffic routing rules and configuration templates. The approach centers on offering ready-to-use modules designed to work together without redundancy, supported by documentation and tutorials for setup and usage.

Users considering adoption should understand that this project is most relevant for those already using Shadowrocket who want to enhance its capabilities through additional modules and rules. The modules are designed to be installed alongside a basic configuration file to avoid conflicts. The project emphasizes proper module configuration, particularly the use of the %APPEND% parameter in hostnames to ensure multiple modules function correctly together without disabling one another.

Development activity shows consistent engagement with the repository through updates to modules and configuration resources. The project maintains documentation including setup tutorials and rule explanations alongside the code. Maintenance appears focused on ensuring module compatibility and preventing conflicts between installed components.