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PeerGuard

Another p2p network library in Go. Committed to direct communication between devices.
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Features

• Elegantly simple architecture (pgcli & pgmap & OpenID Connect)
• NAT traversal with high success rate (STUN & UPnP & PortScan & BirthdayParadox)
• Full support for IPv4/IPv6 dual stack
• Easy-to-use library (net.PacketConn)
• Transport layer security (curve25519 & chacha20poly1305 for end-to-end encryption)
• RDT protocol for reliable data transfer
• Cross-platform compatibility (linux/windows/macOS/iOS/android)

Get Started

[!NOTE] Time synchronization between nodes is crucial; the difference should not exceed 5 seconds

p2p vpn

# node1
pgcli vpn -s wss://synf.in/pg -4 100.64.0.1/24

# node2
pgcli vpn -s wss://synf.in/pg -4 100.64.0.2/24

p2p file sharing

# share
$ pgcli share -s wss://synf.in/pg ~/my-show.pptx
ShareURL: pg://DJX2csRurJ3DvKeh63JebVHFDqVhnFjckdVhToAAiPYf/0/my-show.pptx

# download
$ pgcli download -s wss://synf.in/pg pg://DJX2csRurJ3DvKeh63JebVHFDqVhnFjckdVhToAAiPYf/0/my-show.pptx

Advanced

deploy the peermap server

1. run the pgmap daemon

$ pgmap -l 127.0.0.1:9987 --secret-key 5172554832d76672d1959a5ac63c5ab9 \
    --stun stun.miwifi.com:3478 --stun stunserver.stunprotocol.org:3478

2. wrap pgmap as an https server

$ caddy reverse-proxy --from https://synf.in/pg --to 127.0.0.1:9987

uses pre-shared secret file instead of OIDC auth

first

$ export PG_SECRET_KEY=5172554832d76672d1959a5ac63c5ab9
$ export PG_SERVER=wss://synf.in/pg
$ pgcli admin secret --network "<email>" --duration 24h > psns.json

then

sudo pgcli vpn -s wss://synf.in/pg -4 100.64.0.1/24 -f psns.json

License

GNU General Public License v3.0

Contributing

Contributions welcome! Have an improvement? Submit a pull request.

[!NOTE] I also maintain a closed-source version, and contributions to the open-source project may be included in the closed-source version.