Trojan link format Structural description and sample content
This page explains the common structure, key fields and basic examples of Trojan shared links, and can be used as supporting content for the Trojan link format description page and tool page.
Trojan link format
This page explains the common structure, key fields and basic examples of Trojan shared links, and can be used as supporting content for the Trojan link format description page and tool page.
usually contains protocol headers, passwords, server addresses, ports, query parameters and node names.
Common fields include password, server, port, security, type, sni, path, etc.
Suitable for organizing existing links, troubleshooting field anomalies, or comparing configuration results.
trojan://password@example.com:443?security=tls&type=ws&sni=example.com&path=%2Fws#NodeName
Frequently asked questions and usage suggestions
The examples on this page focus on common usage scenarios. Different clients may have slightly different representations of field display, sorting, or individual parameters, but the core structure and the meaning of key fields are basically the same.
If you need to continue processing existing links, view Base64 subscription content, or organize YAML configuration, you can continue to use it in conjunction with the corresponding modules in the tool page.
Usually password, server address, port, and TLS, transport-related parameters.
In some common scenarios, it depends on the specific transmission and configuration method.
You can first understand the structure on this page, and then go to the tool page to generate, parse or organize.