Proxy performance batch tester based on Shadowsocks(R), V2Ray and Trojan

This is a C++ remake version of the original Stair Speedtest script. Despite its similarity to the script verion, this remake version works much more effectively, with faster node parsing, result picture rendering and even cross-platform support.

• @NyanChanMeow for the original script SSRSpeed
• @CareyWong for Web GUI design
• @ang830715 for MacOS support
• ...and a lot of people who have helped me during the testing phase!

Go to Release Page.

In general, you need the following build dependencies:

• curl
• openssl
• PNGwriter
• libpng
• freetype
• zlib
• yaml-cpp
• libevent
• pcre2
• rapidjson

On non-Windows platforms, you also need to have the following clients installed to 'tools/clients/':

• shadowsocks-libev
• shadowsocksr-libev ('ss-local' installed as the name 'ssr-local')
• v2ray-core
• trojan

After installing all these dependencies, you can use CMake to configure and build:

cmake .
make -j

• Run "stairspeedtest" for CLI speedtest, run "webgui" for Web GUI speedtest.
• Results for subscribe link tests will be saved to a log file in "results" folder.
• The result will be exported into a PNG file with the result log.
• You can customize some settings by editing "pref.ini".

Tested platforms:

• Windows 10 1903 x64, Windows Server 2008 R2 x64, Windows 7 SP1 x64
• Ubuntu 18.10
• Debian 6.3
• CentOS 7.6
• MacOS 10.13.6 High Sierra, 10.14.6 Mojave, 10.15 Catalina
• Android 8.0, 9.0 (with Termux)
• iOS/iPadOS 13 (with iSH Shell) Bad performance, only for testing purpose
• Raspberry Pi 4B with Raspbian (armv7l)

Supported proxy types:

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