1. Install the Plugin:

   • Update your package list if not already done:

     sudo apt update
     sudo apt upgrade

   • Install the plugin using apt:

     sudo apt install openwrt-plugin-science上网

2. Check Plugin Installation:

   • Use the openwrt command to verify the plugin is installed:

     openwrt --version

   • Review the output to confirm the plugin is installed and functioning.

3. Create a Configuration File:

   • Create a new directory and file for the plugin:

     mkdir sci上网
     mkdir sci上网/science上网

   • Copy the provided .ci configuration file into sci上网/science上网.conf.

4. Configure the Plugin:

   • Edit the .ci file to set up the plugin:

     echo -e 'plugin_name= science上网; url=https://www.sciencedirect.com/science?&year=223; port=844; log-file=science上网.log; log-level=info' < sci上网/science上网.conf

   • Ensure the URL is correct for the scientific resource you wish to access.

5. Set Up Log Files:

   • Configure the log file:

     echo -e 'log-file=sci上网.log' < sci上网/science上网.conf

   • Set the log level:

     echo -e 'log-level=info' < sci上网/science上网.conf

6. Test the Plugin:

   • Run the plugin to check configuration:

     openwrt -- plugins=sci上网 -- plugins --check-config

   • Use the plugin in your browser:
     • Open your browser.
     • Go to the URL specified in the .ci file (e.g., https://example.com/science上网).
     • Save the page and check the content.

7. Troubleshooting:

   • If issues arise, review the plugin log output for errors.
   • Ensure your internet connection is stable and supports HTTPS if using HTTPS sites.
   • Adjust the port number if necessary for your specific needs.

8. Considerations:

   • Choose a relevant scientific resource for direct access.
   • Check documentation for any limitations or compatibility issues.

By following these steps, you should successfully set up an openWrt scientific上网 plugin to access your web content directly from the system.