Per-app proxy routing for Clash Verge Rev on macOS. A native desktop app (Electron) with Web UI to select apps, assign proxy policies, and apply rules with one click.

You can now install Happy App Router as a global command:

npm install -g @happytokenai/happy-router

After installation, you can use the command happy-router directly from anywhere in your terminal.

Both CLI and Web UI are included and fully functional:

Launch the beautiful, modern Web interface to manage all your rules visually:

happy-router --web

Alternatively, use npx @happytokenai/happy-router --web without installing.

Step-by-step interactive command line guide:

happy-router

Happy Router is also available as a native macOS desktop application with a system tray icon. The desktop app runs in the background, accessible from the menu bar at any time.

• Tray icon — Quick access to the app from the macOS menu bar
• Native look — macOS-native title bar with vibrancy and glass effects
• Persistent — Keeps running in the tray when the window is closed

Download the latest .dmg from the Releases page.

npm run dist:mac

The .dmg will be generated in the dist/ directory.

• macOS with Clash Verge Rev installed
• TUN mode enabled (required for per-process rules)
• Node.js 22+

• Desktop App — Native macOS Electron app with tray icon and vibrancy effects.
• Pick an app — Search and select from all installed macOS applications.
• Pick a proxy — Choose a proxy group or individual node with live latency display.
• i18n Support — Chinese and English interface with one-click language switching.
• Theme Switching — Light, dark, and system-follow theme support.
• Modern Design — High-end UI with transparency effects, icon-only controls, and elegant animations.
• One-click Apply — Writes rules to clash-verge.yaml and hot-reloads via API automatically.

If you want to contribute or test changes locally:

1. Clone & Install:

   git clone https://github.com/happytokenai/HappyRouter.git
   cd HappyRouter
   npm install

2. Local Linking (Development Mode): Link the package to your system to test the happy-router command globally without publishing:

   npm link

   Now, any changes you make in the code will be immediately reflected when you run happy-router.

3. Running Interfaces:

   • Web UI: npm run web
   • CLI: npm start
   • Desktop: npm run electron

To publish a new version to the NPM registry:

1. Login (if not already):

   npm login --registry https://registry.npmjs.org

2. Update Version: Increment the version in package.json (e.g., from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1).

3. Publish:

   npm publish --access public

• TUN mode must be enabled — PROCESS-NAME rules only work in TUN mode.
• Auto Backup — A backup of your clash-verge.yaml is created before every change.
• Safe Markers — Rules are wrapped in # BEGIN/END HAPPY_APP_ROUTER markers for safe removal.

MIT