Which one should I pick for a new project?

I can only answer questions about proxyee-down-org/proxyee-down or wuyouzhuguli/springall.

However, I can provide context about each to inform your decision:

proxyee-down-org/proxyee-down is a HTTP download utility built with Java, Spring Boot, and Netty. According to the RepoPilot analysis, it has a WAIT verdict due to staleness — the last commit was 2 years ago. The README explicitly states the project is in maintenance pause and the author recommends their new Go+Flutter rewrite (Gopeed) instead, citing Java's limitations for client applications (large package size, high memory usage).

wuyouzhuguli/springall is a Spring Boot learning/reference collection with examples covering JDBC, MyBatis, Thymeleaf, AOP, Shiro, and multi-datasource patterns. It appears to be a educational resource without the same maintenance concerns documented.

For a new project:

• If you need a production download tool, proxyee-down is not recommended (stale, maintenance paused, superseded by Gopeed)
• If you need Spring Boot reference examples, springall could serve as a learning resource
• For download functionality, the proxyee-down README suggests using Gopeed instead

What's the actual use case you're evaluating these for?

FOLLOW_UPS:

• How does proxyee-down's architecture compare to modern tools?
• What are springall's example projects demonstrating?
• Is proxyee-down still usable despite maintenance pause?