vmesseditor

VmessEditor

vmesseditor.py parses subscribtion files and allow user to edit one of the configs.

Editor accepets both base64 encoded or plain text subscribtion, but outputs only plain texts.

Usage

Edit a subscription file subs.txt

./vmesseditor.py subs.txt
==============================================================
[ 0 ] - [node/cf] node.domain.ml:443/ws
[ 1 ] - [node/kcp4] node.domain.ml:12738/kcp
[ 2 ] - [node/kcp6] node6.domain.ml:12738/kcp
[ 3 ] - [node/kcp4] node.domain.ml:1933/kcp
==============================================================
Commands need index as the arg (example: `edit 3')
del, edit, dup

Commands needs no args:
add, sort, sortdesc, save, quit, help

CMD >>>

help command will show text about them

* del  -  Delete an item, example: del 12
* edit -  Edit an item in an external editor (defaultly vi, via $EDITOR env variable) will be run for the json format.
* dup  -  Duplicate an item, with the 'ps' appended a suffix .dup
* add  -  Input a new vmess item in to the subscribtion.
* sort -  Sort the items by the 'ps'.
* sortdesc -  Sort the items by the 'ps' in descedent order. (reversed order)
* save -  Save and quit.
* quit -  Quit without saveing (same as pressing Ctrl+C). 

Now you can enter command edit X to edit the X config, the script calls vim to open a template file with config content.

{
    "v": "2",
    "ps": "node/cf",
    "add": "node.domain.net",
    "port": "443",
    "id": "2aaaaaaa-bbbb-cccc-dddd-eeeeeeeeeeee",
    "aid": "8",
    "net": "ws",
    "type": "none",
    "host": "",
    "path": "/abc123",
    "tls": "tls"
}

On save and exit :wq, scripts parses the context and return to the main menu.

Use command save to save and exit, now you have an updated subscribtion file.

OR:

Edit a single vmess:// link

./vmesseditor.py vmess://abcdEFGHIJK....