roperyoung/clash-mihomo-for-haymonyos

This project releases a repackaged version of Clash Meta for Android, adjusted so it can be installed on Huawei devices running HarmonyOS 6.0 or later. Clash Meta, also called mihomo, is a proxy networking tool that routes traffic through configurable rules, supports DNS customization, VPN tunnel mode, and subscription-based proxy configurations. The specific problem this project solves is a naming conflict. The original Clash Meta for Android app has a package identifier that HarmonyOS devices sometimes reject or block when installing through a compatibility layer called Zhuo Yi Tong (a tool that lets HarmonyOS devices install Android APK files). By publishing a version with a different package name, this project makes it possible to install and run the app on those devices. The APK is pre-signed and available as a direct download from the GitHub Releases page. The repackaged app retains all the core capabilities of the upstream Clash Meta: rule-based proxy routing, subscription file support, DNS settings, and TUN/VPN mode. It is compiled for four CPU architectures, covering most current Android-compatible and HarmonyOS devices. The project tracks upstream Clash Meta for Android releases and updates the package name version when new upstream releases appear. If the current package name becomes blocked by a future system or installer update, the README asks users to file an issue with their device model, HarmonyOS version, and error details. The author will then publish a new APK with an updated package name. There is no license information in the README.