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@ktvdung1606/tproxy

v0.1.25

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npm wrapper for the tproxy AI gateway binary — includes system tray and auto-start

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Readme

@ktvdung1606/tproxy

npm CLI wrapper for the tproxy AI gateway.

Install

npm install -g @ktvdung1606/tproxy

The package includes native gateway binaries for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Linux (x64 and ARM64), and Windows (x64 and ARM64). Node.js 18 or newer is required.

First login

On the first gateway start, the local dashboard password is initialized to 123123 and stored as a salted verifier. Change it immediately in Settings. For any dashboard access outside loopback, configure a strong TPROXY_MANAGEMENT_SECRET instead.

Automated releases

Pushing a version tag such as v0.1.15 runs the GitHub Actions release workflow. It verifies that the tag matches package.json, cross-compiles the bundled binaries, and publishes to npm. Add an npm granular token with publish access as the repository Actions secret named NPM_TOKEN before creating the tag.

Usage

# Foreground gateway
tproxy --config ~/.tproxy/config.yaml

# System tray (menu bar / notification area) — like 9Router
tproxy --tray
# or
tproxy tray

Tray menu

| Item | Action | |------|--------| | TProxy (Port …) | Status (read-only) | | Open Dashboard | Opens http://127.0.0.1:<port>/dashboard/ | | Enable Auto-start / ✓ Auto-start Enabled | Toggle launch at login | | Quit | Stop gateway and exit |

Auto-start at login

tproxy autostart enable    # LaunchAgent / Startup / XDG autostart
tproxy autostart disable
tproxy autostart status

You can also toggle auto-start from the tray menu. On enable, the OS starts:

node <path-to-tproxy.js> --tray
  • macOS: ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.tproxy.autostart.plist
  • Windows: Startup folder tproxy.vbs
  • Linux: ~/.config/autostart/tproxy.desktop

Logs (macOS autostart): ~/.tproxy/logs/.

Notes

  • The launcher runs its bundled binary, so it does not depend on a separately installed tproxy executable or Go toolchain.
  • To override the bundled binary for development, set TPROXY_BINARY to an absolute path you trust.
  • First tray run on macOS/Linux may install systray2 into ~/.tproxy/runtime/ (one-time).
  • Windows tray uses PowerShell NotifyIcon (no native binary).
  • Default config is created at ~/.tproxy/config.yaml if missing.
  • On first launch, TPROXY_MASTER_KEY and TPROXY_MANAGEMENT_SECRET are generated automatically and stored in ~/.tproxy/.env (mode 0600). Real environment variables take precedence over this file. Back it up — the master key protects stored provider credentials, and losing it makes them undecryptable.