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teddysun/xray-plugin

★ 378 · Go · MIT · updated Apr 2026

A SIP003 plugin based on Xray-core

A SIP003 plugin that wraps Xray-core to tunnel Shadowsocks traffic over WebSocket, gRPC, or QUIC — with optional TLS. It's aimed at people who need censorship-resistant transport and want Xray's transport layer without running a full Xray config.

QUIC mode is a real differentiator over the original v2ray-plugin, which lacks it. The certRaw option for passing PEM content inline is useful in containerized or secret-managed deployments where writing cert files to disk is awkward. Staying on Xray-core means it tracks upstream fixes and transport improvements automatically. The build is a single Go binary with no runtime dependencies, which matters for the environments this is typically deployed in.

The README is barely a README — no explanation of what SIP003 is, no troubleshooting section, nothing about what breaks if you mix client/server versions. The codebase is small (a handful of .go files) but has zero tests, so you're finding out if something regressed by running it in production. 378 stars and 63 forks with no issues or discussions visible suggests either a very stable project or one where people just quietly fork and diverge. QUIC mode's certificate handling relies entirely on acme.sh path conventions, with no fallback documented if you use a different ACME client.

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