amirappleidfd-stack/netmelii

MHRV Tunnel Panel is a web based management dashboard for tunnel nodes, built to be deployed on Railway. A tunnel node in this context forwards network traffic, and this panel gives you a visual way to configure and monitor that traffic instead of managing it entirely through a terminal. The dashboard shows real time tunnel status along with CPU and RAM usage and traffic charts. A setup wizard lets you configure a tunnel's domain, port, and whether it uses TCP or UDP without touching a terminal. A traffic monitor breaks down bandwidth usage by hour, day, or month with charts, and a session manager lets you view active connections and kill them individually or all at once. Security features include authentication, rate limiting, a firewall, and IP blocking, and there is a settings page for endpoint configuration, buffer size, and timeouts. It also includes a secret generator for creating tunnel authentication keys and a tool that generates ready to run Docker commands. The project is split into a Python backend built with FastAPI that serves both the API and the user interface, and a frontend built with React, Vite, and TypeScript styled with a dark cyber theme of neon green and blue accents on a near black background. The backend also uses a SQLite database so settings persist across restarts. You can run it with Docker Compose for a quick local start, or run the backend and frontend separately for development. Deploying to Railway is done by pushing the repository to GitHub, creating a new Railway project from that repository, and letting Railway detect the included Dockerfile through its railway.toml configuration file, with an option to set environment variables like the tunnel authentication key, a custom domain, and the maximum number of connections. The project exposes a REST API for checking system status, reading and updating configuration, generating secrets, viewing traffic data, and managing sessions. It is released under the MIT License.