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All mainstream node clash-meta subscription links on four platforms

Hello everyone, welcome to Yong Ge's talk. Today we will present a clash-meta beginner's tutorial.

We aim to achieve three goals. The first goal is to eliminate the previous node conversion step. If you used Yong Ge's

clash-meta template, just copy it a few times, and there should be no problem. The second point is that we need to

create a clash-meta subscription link on the GitLab code platform. The third goal is that because we have this clash-meta subscription link

we can connect all platforms including Android, Apple, computers, and soft routers. We just need to make a configuration change on GitLab cloud

and all clients can sync by clicking or updating automatically.

This allows our friends who build their own nodes to have all important node information in their hands.

Let's not waste any more time and get started.

First, we need to create a GitLab account.

We click here on a black box, 'get free', which gives us three registration methods. The first is

to register using a Google account, the second is to register with GitHub, and the third is to register with a third-party email.

I will directly choose the Google account, click on my Google email, and a verification code will be sent.

It will be sent to your Google email.

Enter the verification code

Click verify.

OK, it's successful. Then there will be a bunch of random option settings here, we can just choose one.

Whatever

Click to continue

Just write casually

Select any region or country.

Then click next.

This question is not a big deal.

Then click.

OK, then on the next step we find everything is in English, we need to change it to Chinese.

Click the avatar and select the third one

Pull down

Here is a language selection, we choose Simplified Chinese

Then click save

Refresh it

Now it's in Chinese, then we click the search icon in the upper left corner, and you need to search

Search for Yong Ge ygkkk's project

You can directly enter Yong Ge or ygkkk

You will find my account

Brother Yong is chatting, let's click

After entering my homepage

You can casually follow me, then pull down to my personal projects

Find clash-meta-sub-gitlab

Click to enter, you can click star, mainly you need to fork it, we click

Fork, next is very important, the link of your project is directly related to your clash-meta subscription

The username defaults to the prefix of the email, select the prefix of our email, then below

is the project name, you can customize it, then below the visibility level, be sure to select

Private, we click fork project

OK, at this point, you have completed forking this project

The project name is three A's, you can change it, we click settings

There is a general

Expand advanced below

You can change it freely, for example, I will change it to bbb now

Change it, then we

Go back to our project

Note that the name of this clash-meta configuration file can also be changed

We click

Then click edit

Click to edit a single file

Change it to your preferred name, for example, ccc

.

Next

.yaml

This cannot be changed; you can modify the preceding letters

Because this is a format required by the clash-meta configuration file, what we will mainly discuss next is

The clash-meta configuration file module; since I am using the clash-meta core, the format I use here

Is entirely based on a clash-meta configuration file, which I have divided into four main sections

This configuration area

Does not need to be changed; it mainly configures several ports and DNS settings. If you are an expert

You can customize it yourself

We will skip this; now we move to the second area, which is the proxy protocol

This is a key point

I have marked annotations for each line

You only need to change the content corresponding to the annotations. If you find

There are no annotations later, do not change the content in front of it; keep it default

Unless you are an expert

Okay, here I mainly introduce 12 proxy protocol nodes

These can be considered relatively mainstream; next, we will set them up one by one

The first node is vless-reality-vision

Is based on xray; the previous video tutorial mentioned it, based on XUI

Setting up this node should be no problem, right?

Because I mentioned it in my previous video.

This is the default xui configuration.

Now we will change each parameter, first the node name can be changed freely, in Chinese or English.