ProxyResource: Loon Configuration Templates and Plugin Index by luestr
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At a glance
- What is it?
- ProxyResource is a resource repository for the Loon iOS proxy app, providing configuration templates and a plugin index. It is an index library, not a full open-source tool: the configuration templates are the only open-sourced material, while the scripts and plugins are referenced externally.
- Who is it for?
- ProxyResource is for Loon users on iOS who want ready-made configuration templates and a curated plugin list accessible through the hub at hub.kelee.one. The repository does not ship scripts or plugins directly: it is an index library where only the configuration templates are open-sourced under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
- Can I use it commercially?
- Check first. The repository uses a licence we do not classify automatically, so read its LICENSE file before any commercial use.
- Is it still maintained?
- Yes. The repository last received commits 1 day ago.
- What is it written in?
- Mainly Vim Snippet, according to GitHub's language statistics.
Answers come from the project's GitHub data, last synced on October 1, 2026, and from our analysis. They are not legal advice.
Editorial analysis
What ProxyResource Is and Who It Serves
ProxyResource is a resource collection maintained for users of Loon, a rule-based network proxy app for iOS. The repository's description translates to "Keli's Loon resource library: plugins, scripts, rules". Its primary language is listed as Vim Snippet, which reflects the syntax highlighting of the Loon configuration files stored in the repository rather than any dependency on Vim.
The audience is iOS users who run Loon for network traffic management, ad filtering, or script-based request rewriting, and who want pre-made configurations rather than building their own from scratch. The repository is maintained by an individual user (luestr) and is associated with a Telegram channel at t.me/ibilibili, which serves as the primary support and update channel.
The repository is an index library. The README states this explicitly: the repository only indexes and only open-sources the configuration templates. Scripts and plugins are not included in the repository itself and are accessed through the external plugin hub at hub.kelee.one.
Repository Structure: Resource Files and Tool Directory
The top-level layout contains four entries: LICENSE, README.md, Resource/, and Tool/. The Tool/ directory is the primary working area for Loon-specific content, including the configuration templates. The Resource/ directory holds supporting material.
The README references a configuration diagram at a specific URL within the repository: Tool/Loon/Lcf/zh-CN/Resource/ConfigDiagram.png. This diagram is described as a recommended reference for correctly understanding the Loon feature configuration layout before choosing a template.
The README lists nine configuration templates, presented as buttons linking to a Telegram channel. Each button corresponds to a different template variant. The README note for English-speaking users says: "If you are an English user, please click the Config button, It is an example of the English Config of Loon", indicating that at least one template is prepared for non-Chinese users.
Plugins are not managed through this repository. The README directs users to install plugins from the external hub at hub.kelee.one.
Configuration Templates: What Is Open-Sourced
The configuration templates are the only material in this repository that is open-sourced. According to the README, these are Loon configuration files that cover the setup of Loon's various features.
Loon configuration files define proxy rules, policy groups, URL rewrite rules, and script hooks for network requests. The templates in ProxyResource provide a starting point so that a user does not have to write rules from scratch. The README recommends reading the description of each configuration carefully to select the most appropriate one, suggesting that the templates differ in their scope or feature coverage.
To use a configuration template, a Loon user would download or import the template file. The README provides nine template access points through the Telegram channel. There is no git clone workflow described for end users: the repository is the source of truth for the templates, but the distribution channel for them is Telegram.
The repository does not document the individual configuration keys or rule syntax in the README. The Loon app itself handles the configuration format.
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 and Its Practical Implications
The README and the LICENSE file indicate that the open-sourced content is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0. The CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 terms require three things: attribution to the original author must be retained, commercial use is prohibited, and any modified versions distributed must use the same licence.
The README states explicitly that the repository's content must not be used for commercial or illegal purposes and must not be spread on platforms within China. Any person who downloads the content is described as having agreed to these terms by doing so. Violation of the non-commercial clause or the geographic restriction places responsibility entirely on the downloader, according to the README text.
The README also calls on users to monitor and report to platforms any public distribution or sale of the repository content on Chinese platforms. This framing is unusual for a technical configuration repository and reflects the legal environment around network proxy tools in China.
For most international users, the practical effect of the licence is that the templates can be used personally and modified, as long as attribution is kept and no commercial use is made.
Limitations and Cases Where This Repository Is Not the Right Resource
ProxyResource is a resource index, not a self-contained toolkit. Someone looking to inspect the actual plugin code or the scripts will not find them here. The scripts are hosted elsewhere and referenced through the Telegram channel.
The repository is targeted specifically at Loon on iOS. It has no documented use for other proxy apps such as Surge, Quantumult X, or Shadowrocket, even though those apps use similar configuration formats. The templates are written for Loon's specific feature set and configuration parser.
Because updates and new templates are announced via a Telegram channel rather than through GitHub releases or a changelog file, tracking changes to this repository requires following that channel. The repository has no GitHub Releases, and the commit history is the only version record available on GitHub itself.
The README's restriction on distribution within China means that any developer or user intending to share these configurations on Chinese social media, app stores, or forums should not use this repository's content.
Alternatives and How They Differ
The most comparable resources are community configuration repositories for other iOS proxy apps. Repositories targeting Surge (a proxy app with a different feature set and configuration syntax) follow a similar pattern: community-maintained rule sets distributed through GitHub, with the app itself handling parsing.
The practical difference is app compatibility. A configuration template written for Loon uses Loon-specific keys such as [Script] and [Plugin] sections with Loon's syntax. Those templates are not portable to Surge or Quantumult X without rewriting. Each proxy app community maintains its own resource repositories with this lock-in as a baseline assumption.
For users who want a single configuration system that works across multiple proxy apps, tool-agnostic rule formats such as those from the Loyalsoldier/clash-rules repository (which targets Clash-based apps) exist as an alternative class, but they serve a different app ecosystem entirely.
Maintenance and Recent Activity
The last push was on 2026-09-23. The repository has no GitHub Releases, so version tracking relies on commit history. The primary author is identified as luestr, with community contact through the Telegram channel.
The repository has been active in recent months based on the push date. The README has been updated to include multiple configuration template options, suggesting ongoing curation even if the update process happens outside of GitHub releases.
Because the plugins and scripts are external to this repository, their maintenance state is separate from the repository itself. The hub at hub.kelee.one is the canonical location for plugins, and its availability and update cadence are outside the scope of this repository.
Editorial conclusion
ProxyResource is for Loon users on iOS who want ready-made configuration templates and a curated plugin list accessible through the hub at hub.kelee.one. The repository does not ship scripts or plugins directly: it is an index library where only the configuration templates are open-sourced under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Anyone distributing or modifying the open-sourced templates must retain the original author's attribution and comply with the non-commercial and share-alike conditions. Use the README's diagram link to understand the full Loon feature configuration before selecting a template.
Frequently asked questions
What is ProxyResource and what Loon content does it provide?
ProxyResource is a resource index for the Loon iOS proxy app. The repository open-sources configuration templates only. Scripts and plugins are not hosted here but are available at hub.kelee.one.
Can I use ProxyResource templates with proxy apps other than Loon?
The templates are written for Loon's configuration syntax and feature set. They are not directly portable to Surge, Quantumult X, or other iOS proxy apps without rewriting, as each app uses its own configuration format.
What licence applies to the ProxyResource configuration templates?
The open-sourced templates are licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. This means attribution must be retained, commercial use is prohibited, and any modified versions must use the same licence.
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