In Brook GUI, scripts are abstracted into modules, and it will automatically combine _header.tengo and _footer.tengo, so you only need to write the module itself.
modules = append(modules, {
// If you want to predefine multiple brook links, and then programmatically specify which one to connect to, then define `brooklinks` key a function
brooklinks: func(m) {
// Please refer to the example in `brooklinks.tengo`
},
// If you want to intercept and handle a DNS query, then define `dnsquery` key a function, `m` is the `in_dnsquery`
dnsquery: func(m) {
// Please refer to the example in `block_aaaa.tengo`
},
// If you want to intercept and handle an address, then define `address` key a function, `m` is the `in_address`
address: func(m) {
// Please refer to the example in `block_google_secure_dns.tengo`
},
// If you want to intercept and handle a http request, then define `httprequest` key a function, `request` is the `in_httprequest`
httprequest: func(request) {
// Please refer to the example in `ios_app_downgrade.tengo` or `redirect_google_cn.tengo`
},
// If you want to intercept and handle a http response, then define `httpresponse` key a function, `request` is the `in_httprequest`, `response` is the `in_httpresponse`
httpresponse: func(request, response) {
// Please refer to the example in `response_sample.tengo`
}
})
If you are using tun2brook, you can combine multiple modules into a complete script in the following way. For example:
cat _header.tengo > my.tengo
cat block_google_secure_dns.tengo >> my.tengo
cat block_aaaa.tengo >> my.tengo
cat _footer.tengo >> my.tengo