FRP Manager is a multi-node, graphical reverse proxy tool designed for FRP on Windows. It allows users to setup reverse proxy easily without writing the configuration file. FRP Manager offers a complete solution including editor, launcher, status tracking, and hot reload.

The tool was inspired by a common use case where we often need to combine multiple tools including client, configuration file, and launcher to create a stable service that exposes a local server behind a NAT or firewall to the Internet. Now, with FRP Manager, an all-in-one solution, you can avoid many tedious operations when deploying a reverse proxy.

The latest release requires at least Windows 10 or Server 2016. Please visit the Wiki for comprehensive guides.

Features

Closable GUI: All launched configurations will run independently as background services, so you can close the GUI after finishing all settings.
Auto-start: A launched configuration is registered as an auto-start service by default and starts automatically during system boot (no login required).
Hot reload: Allows users to apply proxy changes to a running configuration without restarting the service and without losing proxy state.
Multiple configurations: It's easy to connect to multiple nodes by creating multiple configurations.
Import and export configurations: Provides the option to import configuration file from multiple sources, including local file, clipboard, and HTTP.
Self-destructing configuration: A special configuration that disappears and becomes unreachable after a certain amount of time.
Status tracking: You can check the proxy status directly in the table view without looking at the logs.

Visit the Wiki for comprehensive guides, including:

Installation Instructions: Install or upgrade FRP Manager on Windows.
Quick Start Guide: Learn how to connect to your node and setup a proxy in minutes.
Configuration: Explore configuration, proxy, visitor, and log.
Examples: There are some common examples to help you learn FRP Manager.

Building

To build FRP Manager from source, you need to install the following dependencies:

Go
Visual Studio
MinGW
WiX Toolset v3.14

Once Visual Studio is installed, add the developer command file directory (e.g., C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build) to the PATH environment variable. Likewise, do the same for the bin directory of MinGW.

You can compile the project by opening the terminal:

git clone https://github.com/koho/frpmgr
cd frpmgr
build.bat

The generated installation files are located in the bin directory.

Debugging

If you're building the project for the first time, you need to compile resources:

go generate

The command does not need to be executed again unless the project's resources change.

After that, the application can be run directly:

go run ./cmd/frpmgr

Donation

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