rule

Uses a script as a rule. The value field will be used as a name.

rule ssid-rule script-path=ssid-rule.js

Then add a line in [Rule] section:

SCRIPT,ssid-rule,DIRECT

The script should return an object with property 'matched' to indicate if matched.

The incoming parameters are：

• $request.hostname<String>
• $request.destPort<Number>
• $request.processPath<String>
• $request.userAgent<String>
• $request.url<String>
• $request.sourceIP<String>
• $request.listenPort<Number>
• $request.dnsResult<Object>
• $request.srcPort<Number> iOS 5.8.4+ Mac 5.4.4+
• $request.protocol<Number> iOS 5.8.4+ Mac 5.4.4+

By default, the SCRIPT rule doesn't trigger a DNS lookup. You may use the 'requires-resolve' option to change it.

SCRIPT,ssid-rule,DIRECT,requires-resolve

The DNS result presents in $request.dnsResult.

A simple example:

var hostnameMatched = ($request.hostname === 'home.com');
var ssidMatched = ($network.wifi.ssid === 'My Home');

$done({matched: (hostnameMatched && ssidMatched)});