- Implement client bandwidth limitation parameter --bandwidth, supporting 1M, 1MB, 1G and other formats
- Added parseBandwidth function to parse bandwidth values and verify them
- Added bandwidth limit option in HTTP, HTTPS, TCP commands
- Pass bandwidth configuration to the server through protocol
- Add relevant test cases to verify the bandwidth analysis function
feat(server): implements server-side bandwidth limitation function
- Add bandwidth limitation logic in connection processing, using token bucket algorithm
- Implement an effective rate limiting strategy that minimizes the bandwidth of the client and server
- Added QoS limiter and restricted connection wrapper
- Integrated bandwidth throttling in HTTP and WebSocket proxies
- Added global bandwidth limit and burst multiplier settings in server configuration
docs: Updated documentation to describe bandwidth limiting functionality
- Add 2025-02-14 version update instructions in README and README_CN
- Add bandwidth limit function description and usage examples
- Provide client and server configuration examples and parameter descriptions
- Add Bearer Token authentication, supporting tunnel access control via the --auth-bearer parameter
- Refactor large modules into smaller, more focused components to improve code maintainability
- Update dependency versions, including golang.org/x/crypto, golang.org/x/net, etc.
- Add SilenceUsage and SilenceErrors configuration for all CLI commands
- Modify connector configuration structure to support the new authentication method
- Update recent change log in README with new feature descriptions
BREAKING CHANGE: Authentication via Bearer Token is now supported, requiring the new --auth-bearer parameter
Add the --auth parameter to enable proxy authentication for HTTP and HTTPS tunnels, supporting password verification and session management.
- Add --auth flag in CLI to set proxy authentication password
- Implement server-side authentication handling and login page
- Support Cookie-based session management and validation
- Add protocol message definitions related to authentication
- Implement IP whitelist/blacklist access control mechanism
- Add --allow-ip and --deny-ip command-line arguments to configure IP access rules
- Support CIDR format for IP range configuration
- Enable IP access control in HTTP, HTTPS, and TCP tunnels
- Add IP access check logic to server-side proxy handling
- Update documentation to explain how to use IP access control
- Introduce pooled tunnel sessions (TunnelID/DataConnect) on client/server
- Proxy HTTP/HTTPS via raw HTTP over yamux streams; pipe TCP streams directly
- Move UI/stats into internal/shared; refactor CLI tunnel helpers; drop msgpack/hpack legacy
Added the `--short` flag to the `version` command for printing version information without styles.
In this mode, only the version, Git commit hash, and build time in plain text format will be output, facilitating script parsing.
Optimized Windows process detection logic to improve runtime accuracy.
Removed redundant comments and simplified signal checking methods, making the code clearer and easier to maintain.
refactor(protocol): Replaced string matching of data frame types with enumeration types.
Unified the representation of data frame types in the protocol, using the `DataType` enumeration to improve performance and readability.
Introduced a pooled buffer mechanism to improve memory efficiency in high-load scenarios.
refactor(ui): Adjusted style definitions, removing hard-coded color values.
Removed fixed color settings from some lipgloss styles, providing flexibility for future theme customization.
``` docs(install): Improved the version extraction function in the installation script.
Added the `get_version_from_binary` function to enhance version identification capabilities, prioritizing plain mode output, ensuring accurate version number acquisition for the drip client or server across different terminal environments.
perf(tcp): Improved TCP processing performance and connection management capabilities.
Adjusted HTTP client transmission parameter configuration, increasing the maximum number of idle connections to accommodate higher concurrent requests.
Improved error handling logic, adding special checks for common cases such as closing network connections to avoid log pollution.
chore(writer): Expanded the FrameWriter queue length to improve batch write stability.
Increased the FrameWriter queue size from 1024 to 2048, and released pooled resources after flushing, better handling sudden traffic spikes and reducing memory usage fluctuations.
- Optimized terminal output style and configuration management using libraries such as `lipgloss` and `go-json`
- Introduced the `ui` package to unify the display logic of colors, tables, and prompts
- Updated the README document structure and installation script links to improve readability and internationalization support
- Improved the interaction flow and log display effects of the daemon startup and attach commands
- Fixed some command parameter parsing issues, improving program robustness and user onboarding experience
