oppy-mc 0.1.0

OPPY - Mission Control for Proxy Links

OPPY - Mission Control for Proxy Links

OPPY is a cross-platform, high-performance TUI for validating proxy links at scale, with concurrent checks, live status and latency telemetry, rich per-row diagnostics, filtering, and flexible export workflows.

Supported link types:

• vless://...
• vmess://...
• Telegram SOCKS (https://t.me/socks?...)
• Telegram MTProto (https://t.me/proxy?..., tg://proxy?...)
• DNS resolvers (udp://ip[:port], ip:port)

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• xray installed and available in PATH (required for VLESS / VMESS checks)

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Install Xray

macOS

Download the latest Xray release, extract xray, and put it in your PATH. Then verify:

xray version

Ubuntu / Debian (APT)

sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y xray-core

If xray-core is unavailable in your configured repositories, use the official install method from the Xray project and ensure xray is in PATH.

Windows

1. Download Xray release zip from the official project.
2. Extract xray.exe.
3. Add its folder to PATH in System Environment Variables.
4. Open a new terminal and verify:

xray version

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Install OPPY

One-liner (Linux / macOS)

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/f4rih/oppy/main/install.sh | bash

What this script does:

• installs xray on Linux when missing (apt first, then official installer fallback)
• installs OPPY with pip in user scope
• installs optional clipboard support (pyperclip)
• prints PATH hint if oppy command is not yet visible

Manual setup (clone + requirements)

git clone https://github.com/f4rih/oppy.git
cd oppy
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python oppy.py --input-file output.txt

pip

From PyPI:

pip install oppy-mc

With optional clipboard support:

pip install "oppy-mc[clipboard]"

uv

From PyPI:

uv pip install oppy-mc

Tool-style install:

uv tool install oppy-mc

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Run

With input file:

oppy --input-file output.txt

Without file (import in app with i):

oppy

CLI mode:

oppy --input-file output.txt --no-tui

Terminal Rendering Note (macOS)

On macOS, the built-in Terminal app may render some borders/buttons with visual artifacts. For a cleaner UI, prefer a modern third-party terminal such as Ghostty, iTerm2, or WezTerm.

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Highlights

• Multi-type checks in one table: VLESS, VMESS, Telegram SOCKS, MTProto, DNS.
• Live status meters + latency trend with running updates.
• Filter modal (f) for type/name/server and drop-matching records.
• Import modal (i) with paste/file tabs and clipboard load.
• Config modal (c) for concurrency, timeout, DNS retry settings, test URL, base port.
• Export modal (e) with type selection and optional partial export (green/orange only).
• Row details modal (Enter) with full payload and copy URL.

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Tutorial

See TUTORIAL.md for a step-by-step workflow.