node-ws is a serverless proxy implementation that supports multiple protocols in a Node.js environment.
The project implements four proxy protocols—VLESS, Trojan, Shadowsocks, and VMess—designed to run on serverless platforms without requiring a separate kernel. It operates as a general-purpose Node.js application, allowing deployment in serverless environments where traditional proxy solutions may be impractical due to resource constraints or architectural limitations.
This tool suits developers who need multi-protocol proxy functionality within serverless constraints and have Node.js as their runtime environment. It is particularly relevant for those building applications on serverless platforms who require protocol flexibility without the overhead of kernel-dependent solutions. The approach of consolidating four protocols into a single Node.js application reduces deployment complexity compared to managing separate proxy implementations.
The project shows active development with ongoing commits and updates to its codebase. The repository maintains focus on the core serverless proxy functionality with regular refinements to the implementation.
