[Proxy] How to setup and the Difference between (Nemysis & SynapseAPI)

[ZeroAeroXIT]

So. i was first a Waterdog Proxy User.

and it didnt work. i've wanna try to use Nemysis & SynapseAPI but i dont even know the difference between both.
i even dont even know how it work and how to set it up.

Can everyone tell me the Difference and how to setup?

Sorry for the Bad Grammar! I'm Indonesian and im not used to use English Word!

 

[CreeperFace]

So. i was first a Waterdog Proxy User.

and it didnt work. i've wanna try to use Nemysis & SynapseAPI but i dont even know the difference between both.
i even dont even know how it work and how to set it up.

Can everyone tell me the Difference and how to setup?

Sorry for the Bad Grammar! I'm Indonesian and im not used to use English Word!

You can find the setup guid here https://nukkitx.com/wiki/nemisys

 

[Amelainn]

Hello, as far as I can remember, APIs in Synapse provide you with a convenient approach for receiving and processing REST traffic through the service bus. You can use it to receive specific types of invocations and then process them through a set of user-defined resources. I am not a professional in this field, and if you want to find more, visit https://avoidcensorship.org/. Here you will find an answer to your questions.

 

[Rakilem]

How can I configure synapse, I don't understand the guide that exists, where can I add synapse or what do I do with it?

 

[Pardeevitchok]

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