RouterPro brings software-router-style proxy management to Xiaomi BE3600 2.5G (RD15) without flashing firmware or adding another gateway. Keep the stock system while managing per-device routing, proxy nodes, strategy groups and subscriptions from one browser console.
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The verified device uses stock firmware 1.0.87, ARMv7, an OpenWrt 18.06-derived system and Linux 5.4. Approximately 176 MiB of RAM is visible to Linux; this is different from advertised hardware capacity.
The console is at http://192.168.31.1:9091/. The HTTP/SOCKS proxy listens on 7890, and the authenticated core API listens on 9090.
This setup uses unlocked root SSH on stock firmware, following this Enshan forum article. It does not flash OpenWrt. See Root SSH and references for the method and connection commands.
- Per-device rule, global, direct or inherited routing, plus a protected computer that remains direct.
- Nodes: share-link import, batch import, editing of imported nodes, deletion, pinning, search and link copying.
- Strategy groups: manual selection, automatic best-response selection, fallback and load balancing; node and subscription membership management.
- Subscriptions: native V2Ray/Clash parsing, individual/all updates and hourly, six-hourly or daily schedules. Failed updates retain existing nodes.
- Basic, YouTube and X HTTP response tests, sorting and cancellable batch testing with two concurrent nodes.
- Searchable rules, connections grouped by device and a live traffic chart with a polling fallback.
- Settings: boot toggle, separate management credentials, password visibility, reset, saving feedback and inline errors.
- Desktop/mobile layouts, resizable columns, persisted page/results, short interaction animations and reduced-motion support.
HTTP tests measure response time, not bandwidth. Original snapshot nodes retain their existing configuration; add a managed subscription to enable source updates.
| Directory | Purpose |
|---|---|
web/ |
Browser application, styles, icons and authenticated Lua CGI endpoints |
router/ |
Configuration worker, jobs, firewall, service and boot scripts |
tools/ |
Private configuration preparation and dashboard launcher |
tests/ |
Import, UI, settings, traffic and live-router checks |
docs/ |
Architecture, deployment conventions and root SSH references |
Router paths and service/firewall names retain rd15-proxy / RD15P_* for compatibility with the running installation.
Desktop overview · Mobile settings
Synthetic demo data only. No real accounts, devices or subscriptions are shown.
The frontend has no build step. Run local syntax and parser checks with:
npm install
npm test
npm run checkBrowser checks require the existing router console and a private credentials file outside the repository:
npx playwright install chromium
export ROUTERPRO_ACCESS=/absolute/path/outside/repository/access.json
npm run test:uiScreenshots go to the ignored artifacts/ directory. Use CHROME_EXECUTABLE to select an existing browser. UI writes are mocked; these checks still read the live router and use installation-specific device fixtures.
npm run test:router creates and removes temporary groups/subscriptions and reloads the real configuration. It needs the rd15 SSH alias and a router-accessible ROUTERPRO_FIXTURE_HOST. Proxied connections may briefly reconnect. Do not run this check during uninterrupted network use.
This repository is the source for an existing installation, not a universal router installer. Deployment requires a privately prepared Mihomo SquashFS bundle and runtime configuration. See Architecture and deployment.
No real passwords, controller keys, subscription URLs, node configurations or router-state files are committed. Private state and generated artifacts are ignored. Parser tests use synthetic example.com links, fake UUIDs and test-only passwords.
Lucide icons are provided under the ISC license.