This is a convenient script to generate new configs and run the latest REALITY protocol on a server,
which uses TLS certificates from a camouflag website (some example of which are in camouflag.txt).
The general idea is to grab a template config.json file, for example see Reality config templates,
and modify for our own use cases. Also the templates in configs directory can be used. What script does, is to generate the UUID for the server,
with xray uuid or cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/uuid, then create the X25519 private, public key pair, with xray x25519 and use a short id generated
with openssl rand -hex 4, and populate the template configurations. The xray-core must be v1.8.0 or higher.
Usage: ./reality.sh {init (Default) | config [--url (Default) | --qrencode] | update | --help | -h}
init: Default, install, update required packages, generate a config, and start xray
config [--url | --qrencode]: generate a new config based on a template config
--url: print to terminal the VLESS url
--qrencode: print the url and also the QR encoded version to terminal
update: update the required packages, including xray-core
--help | -h: print this help message
Note that the script will copy the newly generated config.json into the default xray configuration path, /usr/local/etc/xray/,
if there is one alreay, it will back it up. You can use the default xray.service to start and sttop the service,
e.g. systemctl stop xray.