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uruhalushia/sparxie

Analysis updated 2026-05-18

★ 57DartAudience · developerComplexity · 3/5Setup · moderate

TLDR

A cross-platform graphical control panel for the mihomo network proxy core, built with Flutter for the interface and Rust for the backend.

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    What it does
      GUI for mihomo proxy core
      Configures proxy rules
      Monitors connections
    Tech stack
      Flutter
      Rust
      Dart
    Use cases
      Configure mihomo visually
      Monitor active connections
      Run on desktop or mobile
    Audience
      Power users
      Network tinkerers

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Configure and monitor a mihomo proxy setup through a visual interface instead of config files.

USE CASE 2

Run the app on Android, Linux, Windows, or macOS.

USE CASE 3

View sorted and paginated connection lists handled by the Rust backend.

USE CASE 4

Build the app yourself following the architecture diagram and build steps in the README.

What is it built with?

FlutterRustDart

How does it compare?

uruhalushia/sparxiebennybar/luliredditramkumarmn/hub_mobile
Stars574828
LanguageDartDartDart
Setup difficultymoderatemoderatemoderate
Complexity3/52/53/5
Audiencedevelopergeneraldeveloper

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How do you get it running?

Difficulty · moderate Time to first run · 30min

iOS is unsupported due to missing code signing, and web is unsupported because the Rust bridge needs native access.

In plain English

Sparxie is a cross-platform graphical control panel for mihomo, which is an open-source network proxy core used to route internet traffic through custom rules and proxy servers. Mihomo itself runs in the background and handles the actual network traffic, Sparxie provides the visual interface for configuring and monitoring it. The app is built using Flutter for the user interface and Rust for the backend logic, with the two connected directly inside the same process rather than through a separate network call. The Rust side handles all communication with the mihomo core, including sorting connections, paginating results, and caching icons. The Flutter side handles only what the user sees on screen. The app runs on Android (including both ARM and x86 chips, plus a universal build), Linux, Windows, and macOS (both Apple Silicon and Intel). iOS is mentioned as unsupported at this stage due to a missing code-signing setup, and web is not supported at all because the Rust bridge it relies on requires native system access that browsers do not provide. The README is written in Chinese and is brief, covering supported platforms, the architecture diagram, and the build steps for developers. It does not describe the user-facing features in detail beyond the general purpose of controlling mihomo.

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Prompt 1
Help me build this Flutter and Rust app for my platform using the steps in the README.
Prompt 2
Explain how the Flutter frontend and Rust backend communicate inside this app.
Prompt 3
Show me why iOS and web builds are not supported for this repo.
Prompt 4
Walk me through what mihomo is and how this GUI controls it.

Frequently asked questions

What is sparxie?

A cross-platform graphical control panel for the mihomo network proxy core, built with Flutter for the interface and Rust for the backend.

What language is sparxie written in?

Mainly Dart. The stack also includes Flutter, Rust, Dart.

How hard is sparxie to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated moderate, with roughly 30min to a first successful run.

Who is sparxie for?

Mainly developer.

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