Bore

Web3-enabled proxy/VPN node management platform with Solana authentication, Chrome extension, and cloud infrastructure integration.

Overview

Bore is a decentralized proxy/VPN node management system that enables users to:

• Manage Proxy Nodes: Deploy, configure, and monitor proxy servers across multiple regions
• Web3 Authentication: Secure login using Solana wallet integration (Phantom wallet support)
• Chrome Extension: Browser-based proxy management and configuration
• Cloud Integration: Automated node deployment via Vultr cloud infrastructure
• Multi-Device Support: Synchronize proxy settings across devices with secure API key authentication

Architecture

This is a monorepo containing:

• Web App (apps/web/): React-based dashboard for node management
• Chrome Extension (apps/chrome-extension/): Browser extension for proxy control
• Shared UI (packages/): Common components and utilities

Tech Stack

• Frontend: React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, DaisyUI
• Backend: Netlify Functions, PostgreSQL, Prisma ORM
• Authentication: Solana Web3.js, Wallet Adapter
• Infrastructure: Vultr API, Chrome Extension APIs
• Development: Turbo (monorepo), Vite, npm

Database Schema

Core entities managed by the platform:

• Users: Solana wallet-based authentication
• Nodes: Proxy server configurations (IP, port, protocol, region)
• DeviceAuth: API keys for Chrome extension authentication
• UserSavedNodes: User's saved proxy configurations
• LinkCodes: Temporary codes for device linking

Development

Prerequisites

• Node.js 18+
• npm package manager
• PostgreSQL database
• Solana wallet (for testing)

Getting Started

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Generate Prisma client
npm run prisma:generate

# Start web app
npm run dev:web

# Start Chrome extension
npm run dev:chrome-extension

Scripts

• npm run dev:web - Run web app in development mode
• npm run build:web - Build web app for production
• npm run dev:chrome-extension - Run Chrome extension in development
• npm run build:chrome-extension - Build Chrome extension

API Development

Important: When updating the Prisma schema, update netlify/functions/types.ts to align API types with database changes.

API endpoints follow CRUD conventions: createUser, updateUser, deleteUser, getUser, getUsers, etc.

License

MIT