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XRayGen for generating XRay JSON configs

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V2RayGen/XRayGen: A Fast and Automated Script for XRay/V2Ray Server Setup

Usage

Quick Setup

Examples

Options

Block List

License

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Prerequisites & Dependencies

  • Python3
  • Docker
  • Docker Compose

If your server lacks Docker and Docker-Compose, the script will install them and launch XRay-Core automatically.

use sudo if your current user is not in the docker group or you don't have docker installed

How Does XRayGen Work?

XRayGen uses Docker to retrieve the xray-core image from the Docker registry. It then generates a configuration file to launch the XRay container.

A client-side configuration file is also created for use with XRay-core or V2Ray-core.

The XRayAgent provides user management for XRay configuration, offering CRUD operations.

Usage

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | python3 - -h

Sample


QuickSetup

You can use one of the following protocols for installation and change its settings according to your needs.

Protoctol Argument
VMESS WS --vmess
VMESS WS TLS --vmess --tls
VMESS TCP --vmess --tcp
VMESS TCP TLS --vmess --tcp --tls
VLESS WS TLS --vless
VLESS TCP TLS --vless --tcp
VLESS TCP XTLS --vless --tcp --xtls
TROJAN WS TLS --trojan
TROJAN TCP TLS --trojan --tcp
TROJAN TCP XTLS --trojan --xtls
ShadowSocks TCP --shadowsocks
ShadowSocks TCP TLS --shadowsocks --tls

Quick Xray Setup with Default Setting :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vmess

OR

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py --output V2RayGen.py
sudo python3 V2RayGen.py --vmess

Sample

Use the provided link for your client, or use the client-side JSON configuration with XRay-Core or V2Ray-Core. If your server is on a domain, simply change the IP to your domain or subdomain after importing the link to your V2Ray client.

Examples

Setup XRAY / ShadowSocks :

VLESS :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vless

VMESS + TLS with blocking option :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vmess --tls --block

VMESS + TLS with blocking iranian domains and IPs option :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vmess --tls --blockir

VMESS + Changing client-side HTTP and SOCKS port :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vmess --chttp 4020 --csocks 8080

VMESS + TCP Network Stream :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vmess --tcp

VMESS + TCP Network Stream + TLS and QRCode :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vmess --tcp --tls --qrcode

VLESS + Using Google DNS :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vless --dns google

VLESS + TCP + XTLS :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --vless --tcp --xtls

ShadowSocks + adding shadowsocks port to server :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | sudo python3 - --shadowsocks --firewall

Parsing Configuration :

Parse & reading Configuration file :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | python3 - --parseconfig config.json

Parse URL and read information :

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py | python3 -  --parse vmess://eyJhZGQiOiIxMjcuMC4wLjEiLCJhaWQiOiIwIiwiaG9zdCI6IiIsImlkIjoiM2JlNjE2NzktOGQzOC00ZWJiLWJjOGItMTQ4ZjE0ZWY5ZTc3IiwibmV0Ijoid3MiLCJwYXRoIjoiL2dyYXBocWwiLCJwb3J0IjoiNDQzIiwicHMiOiJ4cmF5IiwidGxzIjoidGxzIiwidHlwZSI6Im5vbmUiLCJ2IjoiMiIgfQ==

XRayAgent

XRayAgent is a Simple User Management for XRay Configuration

Download Script & Run With Python3:

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/V2RayGen.py --output /tmp/v.py && python3 /tmp/v.py --agent

OR

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SonyaCore/V2RayGen/main/XRayAgent.py --output XRayAgent.py
python3 XRayAgent.py

By default it loads config.json for loading configuration

For loading other configuration simply enter the name of the configuration after XRayAgent.py :

python3 XRayAgent.py config.json

XRayAgent Commands :

  add, adduser                      Adding user
  update, updateuser                Update existing user with their index ID
  del, deluser                      Delete existing user with ther index ID
  users, listusers                  List of users

  deliptables, deleteiptables       Delete rules on server-side port
  climit , conlimit                 Add IP limitations on server-side port

  p, port                           Change server side port
  h, help                           Get help
  v, version                        Get version of program
  q, quit                           Exit program

after adding an user a index will be created for that user for example :

Index : 0 {'id': '25ad6df8-9a54-4f6e-8c44-d5685359a7ce', 'level': 0, 'email': '[email protected]'}
Index : 1 {'id': '62bf2d5d-766b-4281-963a-544449a26b4f', 'level': 0, 'email': '[email protected]'}

and now you can update that user with ther index ID :

cmd > : update 1
Index 1 Selected
Leave the section empty if you don't want to modify that section
New Email : [email protected]
New ID : 62bf2d5d-766b-4281-963a-544449a26b4f
Index 1 Updated
vless://[email protected]:443?path=/graphql&security=tls&encryption=none&type=ws#xray

Use Index ID for update , del

For Showing list of Users and their Indexs use users or listusers command


IPTABLES Section :

using climit or conlimit limits the total connection ips on server side port

for deleting the all rules on server side port use deliptables or deleteiptables


Options

you can change server-side configuration with this options

Server Side

Protocols

vmess Creating vmess with default options.

vless Creating VLess with default options.

shadowsocks Creating ShadowSocks with default options.

you can combine arguments with default options to change the behavior of your configuration for example :

--vmess --port 8080 --tls --tcp --linkname TESTSERVER

this will create a vmess with port 8080 and self-signed tls , then gives a link with TESTSERVER name

Log & DNS Settings:

dns for using custom dns instead system's default dns configuration.

List of loglevels :

debug : Information for developers. All "Info" included.

info : Running stats of XRay,no effect for the functions. All "Warning"
included.

warning : usually some external problem that does not affect V2Ray but possibly the user experience.

error : XRay encountered a problem that needs to be resolved immediately.

none : Nothing will be printed.

ex :

--loglevel debug will set your logging level to debug mode

logs will be printed on your container docker. you can view the logs with docker logs <containerid>

Supported DNS providers:

list of avaliable dns's.

ex : --dns google will set your server side configuration dns to google

DNS
google
cloudflare
opendns
quad9
adguard

https://www.v2ray.com/en/configuration/dns.html

Routing Options

block for adding blocking Bittorrent and Ads.

blockir for Blocking Bittorrent, Ads and Iranian IPs in routing configuration.

The routing function module can send inbound data through different outbound connections according to different rules, so as to achieve the purpose of on-demand proxy.

For example, the common usage is to divert domestic and foreign traffic, Xray can judge the traffic in different regions through the internal mechanism, and then send them to different outbound proxies.

https://xtls.github.io/config/routing.html#routingobject

Inbounds

tls Using TLS in specified protocol

tls option can be used for any v2ray protocol for example :

--vmess --tls will create a vmess with self-signed tls

it's important to enable allow insecure tls on your client

xtls Using XTLS in specified protocol

XTLS only supports (TCP, mKCP) so by default when you use --xtls argument tcp mode is being used for vless

also xtls doesn't support vmess protocol

port for changing configuration port.

if you want your v2ray to be listening on a different port use this option

uuid for using custom uuid configuration.

by default random uuid will be generated. use this option if you want to have a custom uuid or existing uuid configuration

ex : --uuid ca33b7a2-26d6-47b1-a3c4-471425d868b9

id custom alterID.

insecure, Disable Insecure Encryption. [deprecated]

Stream Settings:

stream settings is the network type of the stream transport. and by default this script will use websocket for using it with nginx and cdn

tcp Using TCP network stream.

wspath Changing default WebSocket path configuration.

default web socket path is /graphql change it with this option.

ex :

--wspath /myservice

header Using custom header obfuscation configuration.

Make sure your header file look like the below JSON :

{
  "header": {
    "type": "http",
    "response": {
      "version": "1.1",
      "status": "200",
      "reason": "OK",
      "headers": {
        "Content-Type": [
          "application/octet-stream",
          "application/x-msdownload",
          "text/html",
          "application/x-shockwave-flash"
        ],
        "Transfer-Encoding": ["chunked"],
        "Connection": ["keep-alive"],
        "Pragma": "no-cache"
      }
    }
  }
}

header argument is useful when needing another http request configuration you can pass your http request configuration with this option.

--header request.json

Visit below site for HTTPRequest Object : https://www.v2ray.com/en/configuration/transport/tcp.html#httprequestobject

linkname for changing linkname after generating configuration.

VMess :
vmess://{"add":"ip / domain ","aid":"alterid","host":"","id":"random-uuid","net":"ws","path":"websocket-path","port":"80","ps":"linkname","tls":"","type":"none","v":"2" }
VLess :
vless://random-uuid@ip:port?path=websocketpath&security=type&encryption=none&type=ws#linkname
Trojan :
trojan://password@ip:port?allowInsecure=insecure&security=&type=networkstream#linkname
ShadowSocks :
ss://shadowsocks-security-method:random-uuid@domain/ip :port

Client Side

after generating the configuration with desired protocol client-side configuration is also generated as well

you can use client-side configuration directly with xray-core or v2ray-core

security security method for client-side configuration.

List of security methods :

  • aes-128-gcm
  • chacha20-poly1305
  • auto
  • none
  • zero

csocks client-side SOCKS port . default: [10808]

chttp client-side HTTP port . default: [10809]

qrcode Generate QRCode for generated link.

if you want to import your configuration with qrcode use this argument.

ShadowSocks

shadowsocks are loaded with xray docker container and it uses tcp stream for passing traffic

sspass set password for shadowsocks configuration file. by default, it uses a random password

ssmethod Set cipher method for ShadowSocks . default cipher method is 2022-blake3-chacha20-poly1305 to provide better security hence it's only usable in xray-core. for using shadowsocks with v2ray core use one of the below cipher methods :

V2Ray Cipher methods :

  • 2022-blake3-chacha20-poly1305
  • 2022-blake3-aes-256-gcm
  • 2022-blake3-aes-128-gcm

XRay Cipher methods :

  • 2022-blake3-chacha20-poly1305
  • 2022-blake3-aes-256-gcm
  • 2022-blake3-aes-128-gcm
  • xchacha20-ietf-poly1305

Parsing Configuration

for parsing existed configuration or decoding vmess url use below options :

parse for parsing encoded link. supported formats are [vmess://,ss://]

parseconfig for reading the configuration file and parsing information

--parseconfig config.json will show the information of the configuration and generate a QR code for that


Block List

Block lists are files that can be used in V2Ray clients that allow users to block or direct individual connections. These lists can be used to blacklist specific IP addresses or domains, or to whitelist trusted ones.

In some countries, such as Iran, authorities actively try to block access to VPN services by monitoring requests sent from foreign IP addresses to local servers. When such requests are detected, the associated IP addresses are added to a blacklist, effectively blocking access to VPNs. As a result, users in these countries may need to disable their VPN connection in order to access local websites without issue. Block lists can help circumvent these restrictions by allowing users to selectively block or redirect certain connections, thereby avoiding detection by authorities.

This files are avaliable under geodata directory

Block List Sources

The ads list is provided by the PersianBlocker list.

The iraninan CIDR is provided by the IP2Location site.


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License

Licensed under the GPL-3 license.

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