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@qpjoy/electron-core-wireguard

v0.1.27

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WireGuard mesh profile contracts and config rendering helpers for QPJoy HDO.

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Readme

@qpjoy/electron-core-wireguard

Electron-scoped WireGuard profile contracts and rendering helpers for QPJoy HDO.

This package owns the shared WireGuard config/runtime layer for HDO clients, installers, and future plugins. It renders profiles, discovers bundled engine tools, and can bring a generated profile up/down when the matching engine package includes the required runtime binaries.

Current scope:

  • HDO mesh address defaults
  • peer/interface config rendering
  • shared port and ACL types
  • helpers for splitting home/user/service overlay ranges
  • local route probing and CIDR conflict checks
  • optional platform engine discovery for bundled wg / wg.exe
  • WireGuard runtime discovery for wg-quick, wireguard-go, macOS Bash 4+, and Windows wireguard.exe
  • macOS userspace up/down via bundled wireguard-go + wg
  • macOS/Linux wg-quick up/down command generation and execution when the full quick runtime is available

WireGuard CLI binaries are distributed separately as optional platform packages:

@qpjoy/electron-core-wireguard-engine-darwin-arm64
@qpjoy/electron-core-wireguard-engine-darwin-x64
@qpjoy/electron-core-wireguard-engine-linux-arm64
@qpjoy/electron-core-wireguard-engine-linux-x64
@qpjoy/electron-core-wireguard-engine-win32-x64

HDO is not a built-in marketplace plugin, so these engines are downloaded with the plugin dependency tree rather than bundled into @qpjoy/electron-market.

Runtime expectations:

  • macOS: wg and wireguard-go for the built-in userspace launcher; wg-quick plus Bash 4+ can also be packaged as an alternate launcher.
  • Linux: wg and wg-quick; wireguard-go is accepted as a userspace fallback when packaged.
  • Windows: wg.exe for low-level operations and wireguard.exe for installing tunnel services.

System-installed tools are only a development fallback. Published HDO clients should rely on the matching engine package so user machines do not need Homebrew, WireGuard.app, or preinstalled WireGuard command-line tools.