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# Project Index
Updated: 2026-04-02
## Root
- `000_START_HERE.md`: copy-ready continuation prompt for the next agent session
- `.dockerignore`: trims Docker build context to runtime-relevant files only
- `AGENTS.md`: repository workflow rules for autonomous contributors
- `compose.yaml`: Docker Compose entrypoint for the bundled panel + 3proxy runtime, including panel auth env defaults
- `Dockerfile`: multi-stage image that builds the panel and compiles 3proxy
- `README.md`: quick start and current project scope
- `package.json`: frontend/backend scripts and dependencies, including combined local `dev` startup and websocket support
- `tsconfig.server.json`: server type-check configuration
- `vite.config.ts`: Vite + Vitest configuration plus local `/api` and `/ws` proxying to the control-plane backend
## Documentation
- `docs/PLAN.md`: living implementation plan
- `docs/PROJECT_INDEX.md`: this index
- `docs/RESEARCH_3PROXY.md`: notes from official 3proxy documentation
## Frontend
- `src/main.tsx`: application bootstrap
- `src/App.tsx`: authenticated panel shell with API-backed login, `sessionStorage` token persistence, hash-based tab history, websocket snapshot patch sync, localized labels, early theme application, and protected panel mutations
- `src/SystemTab.tsx`: Settings tab with separate panel-settings and services cards, editable proxy endpoint, dirty-draft protection against incoming live sync, unified service type editing, remove confirmation, and generated config preview
- `src/App.test.tsx`: login-gate, preferences persistence, hash-tab restoration, websocket-sync safety, modal interaction, pause/resume, delete-confirm, and settings-save UI tests
- `src/app.css`: full panel styling
- `src/data/mockDashboard.ts`: default panel state and frontend fallback snapshot
- `src/lib/3proxy.ts`: formatting and status helpers
- `src/lib/3proxy.test.ts`: paranoia-oriented tests for core domain rules
- `src/lib/panelPreferences.ts`: `localStorage`-backed panel language/theme preferences plus theme application helpers with `system` as the default theme
- `src/lib/panelText.ts`: English/Russian UI text catalog for the panel shell and settings flows
- `src/shared/contracts.ts`: shared panel, service, user, and API data contracts
- `src/shared/validation.ts`: shared validation for user creation, system edits, service type mapping, and quota conversion
- `src/test/setup.ts`: Testing Library matchers plus browser WebSocket test double
## Server
- `server/index.ts`: backend entrypoint, runtime bootstrap, and HTTP server wiring for websocket upgrades
- `server/app.ts`: Express app with login, protected panel state/runtime routes, live-sync change notifications, and writable system configuration API with linked-user cleanup on removed services
- `server/app.test.ts`: API tests for user management plus system-update safety, cascade delete, and config edge cases
- `server/lib/auth.ts`: expiring token issuance and bearer-token verification for the panel
- `server/lib/config.ts`: 3proxy config renderer, validation, and dashboard derivation for SOCKS/HTTP managed services
- `server/lib/config.test.ts`: config-generation regression tests
- `server/lib/liveSync.ts`: websocket broadcaster that emits `snapshot.init` and top-level `snapshot.patch` messages from runtime/store changes
- `server/lib/liveSync.test.ts`: regression tests for patch-only websocket payload generation
- `server/lib/snapshot.ts`: runtime-backed dashboard snapshot assembly that combines stored panel state with parsed 3proxy traffic observations
- `server/lib/traffic.ts`: 3proxy access-log reader that derives current user usage, recent activity, daily totals, and lightweight live-connection estimates
- `server/lib/traffic.test.ts`: parser and empty-runtime regression tests for log-derived traffic metrics
- `server/lib/runtime.ts`: managed 3proxy process controller
- `server/lib/store.ts`: JSON-backed persistent state store with legacy admin-service migration
## Static
- `public/favicon.svg`: Vite default icon placeholder, to replace later