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WARP Clash API
中文 | English
Warning
This project is entirely non-commercial and is intended solely for educational and communicative purposes. Please do not use it for illegal activities, as the consequences will be borne by the user.
🤔 What is This?
This project allows you to use WARP+ through a subscription, supporting clients
like Clash, Shadowrocket, etc. The project includes a feature to replenish WARP+ traffic,
enabling your WARP+ traffic to be unrestricted (1GB of traffic every 18 seconds). Additionally, it comes with IP
optimization. It supports one-click deployment through Docker compose, so you can enjoy your private
high-speed WARP+ node without extra hassle!
💡 Key Features
- 💻 Supports clients such as
Clash,Surge,Quantumult,Shadowrocket, etc. - 🌏 Supports IP optimization.
- 🐋 Supports one-click deployment using
Docker compose. - 📕 Automatically replenishes
WARP+traffic, requests are proxied, preserving your IP from getting blocked. - ❓ Randomly selects nodes each subscription update, adding a sense of randomness to your experience.
🚀 Quick Start
1. Install Docker and Docker compose
- Docker Installation Guide: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/
- Docker Compose Installation Guide: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
2. Download the Project
git clone https://github.com/vvbbnn00/WARP-Clash-API.git
3. [Optional] Configure SECRET_KEY
If you plan to deploy this project on the public internet, it's recommended to set up the SECRET_KEY. Create
a .env.local file in the project directory and add the following:
SECRET_KEY=your_secret_key
For more information on environment variables, refer to Environment Variables.
4. Build and Run
docker-compose up -d
5. Obtain Subscription Link
Visit http://your_IP:21001, enter the SECRET_KEY and PUBLIC_URL (if configured), and you can get the subscription
link.
🎉 Congratulations, you're all set!
🌏 Manual IP Optimization
The project includes a pre-optimized list of IPs, but due to the dynamic nature of WARP IPs, there might be cases
where IPs become unusable. If you wish to optimize manually, follow these steps:
If you deployed via docker-compose, you can manually execute IP optimization with the following command in the project
directory:
docker-compose exec warp-clash python3 app.py optimize
Otherwise, you can execute the following command in the project directory:
python3 app.py optimize
🔧 Environment Variables
Yes, you can configure this project using environment variables. Simply create a .env.local file and add the required
environment variables.
Here are the available environment variables:
| Variable Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SECRET_KEY | None | Used to protect the subscription link. If not configured, no SECRET_KEY input is required to get the link. |
| DO_GET_WARP_DATA | True | Whether to get WARP+ data. If set to False, the WARP+ data will not be obtained. |
| REQUEST_RATE_LIMIT | 0 | Limits requests to once every X seconds. This feature is unstable; it's recommended not to enable it. |
| RANDOM_COUNT | 10 | Number of randomly selected nodes during each subscription update. |
| LOSS_THRESHOLD | 10 | Packet loss threshold; IPs exceeding this threshold will be removed. |
| DELAY_THRESHOLD | 500 | Delay threshold; IPs exceeding this threshold will be removed. |
| PROXY_POOL_URL | https://getproxy.bzpl.tech/get/ |
IP proxy pool address, used to get WARP+ traffic. You can build it yourself, check proxy_pool for more information. |
| PUBLIC_URL | None | When deployed on the public network, fill in the public IP or domain name to generate subscription links. for example https://subs.zeabur.app |
🗂️ Attribution
This project's development was influenced by the following projects. Thanks to the authors of these open-source projects: