Pros of ACL4SSR

• More comprehensive rule sets for various applications and services
• Frequent updates and active community contributions
• Better support for Chinese websites and services

Cons of ACL4SSR

• Less focus on iOS-specific rules
• May include more rules than necessary for some users
• Documentation primarily in Chinese, which may be challenging for non-Chinese speakers

Code Comparison

ACL4SSR:

# 内容：YouTube
# 数量：17条
USER-AGENT,com.google.ios.youtube*
USER-AGENT,YouTube*
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,googlevideo.com
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,youtube.com
DOMAIN,youtubei.googleapis.com

ios_rule_script:

# YouTube
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,googlevideo.com
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,youtube.com
DOMAIN,youtubei.googleapis.com
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,ytimg.com
USER-AGENT,com.google.ios.youtube*

Both repositories provide similar rule structures, but ACL4SSR tends to have more detailed and numerous rules for each service. ios_rule_script focuses more on iOS-specific implementations and may have more concise rule sets for certain applications.

Pros of clash-rules

• More focused on Clash configuration rules
• Regularly updated with community contributions
• Lightweight and easy to integrate into existing Clash setups

Cons of clash-rules

• Less comprehensive coverage of platforms compared to ios_rule_script
• Fewer customization options for different use cases
• Limited documentation and examples for new users

Code Comparison

clash-rules:

payload:
  - DOMAIN-SUFFIX,google.com
  - DOMAIN-SUFFIX,youtube.com
  - IP-CIDR,172.217.0.0/16

ios_rule_script:

DOMAIN-SUFFIX,google.com
DOMAIN-SUFFIX,youtube.com
IP-CIDR,172.217.0.0/16,no-resolve

The code structure is similar, but ios_rule_script uses a simpler format without the payload: wrapper. Additionally, ios_rule_script includes the no-resolve option for IP-CIDR rules, which can improve performance in certain scenarios.

Both repositories provide valuable resources for managing network traffic and content filtering. clash-rules is more specialized for Clash users, while ios_rule_script offers a broader range of rules and scripts for various platforms and applications. Users should choose based on their specific needs and the platforms they're using.

Pros of Script

• More focused on specific scripts for popular apps and services
• Simpler structure, easier for beginners to navigate
• Includes detailed usage instructions for each script

Cons of Script

• Less comprehensive rule set compared to ios_rule_script
• Updates less frequently
• Limited support for advanced configurations

Code Comparison

Script:

var body = $response.body;
var obj = JSON.parse(body);
obj.data.is_vip = true;
obj.data.vip_endtime = 1893427199;
body = JSON.stringify(obj);
$done({body});

ios_rule_script:

name: Example Rule
desc: This is an example rule
rules:
  - DOMAIN-SUFFIX,example.com,DIRECT
  - DOMAIN-KEYWORD,ad,REJECT
  - IP-CIDR,192.168.0.0/16,DIRECT

The Script repository focuses on individual JavaScript scripts for specific app modifications, while ios_rule_script provides a more comprehensive set of rules and configurations for various purposes, including ad-blocking, network routing, and app modifications. Script is more suitable for users looking for quick, ready-to-use solutions for popular apps, while ios_rule_script offers a more extensive and customizable approach to iOS network management and app modifications.