james-d-elliott/zoraxy-bootstrap

Zoraxy-bootstrap is a helper tool that takes configuration written in a simple, human-readable text format (YAML) and uses it to set up a Zoraxy database automatically. Instead of manually clicking through menus and entering settings one by one in Zoraxy (a web routing and proxy tool), you can write out your desired configuration once in a text file and let this utility build the database for you. At a high level, it works as a setup bridge. You describe your routing rules, domain settings, or other options in a YAML file, which is just a structured way of writing data that's easy for both people and programs to read. The tool then reads that file and translates those instructions into the internal database format that Zoraxy expects, saving you from repetitive setup work. This would mainly appeal to people who manage Zoraxy instances, particularly homelab enthusiasts or small infrastructure operators who want to spin up or recreate their proxy setups quickly and consistently. If you've ever had to reconfigure a reverse proxy from scratch after a crash or migration, a tool like this lets you redeploy your exact previous setup without redoing everything by hand. The README doesn't go into much detail beyond the basic premise, so there's not much to say about specific features, supported configuration options, or how to actually run the tool. What's clear is the core value proposition: replacing manual, click-driven setup in the Zoraxy interface with a declarative text file you can version-control and reuse.