Crate wireguard_conf

Easy to use Wireguard config generator.

• Use InterfaceBuilder and PeerBuilder for interface/peers creation.
• Use Interface’s and Peer’s std::fmt::Display for exporting Wireguard config (.to_string(), write!(), etc).
• Use PrivateKey and PublicKey for generating, importing keys.
• Use AmneziaSettings for generating/using AmneziaWG obfuscation values.

Features

• amneziawg: Adds AmneziaWG obfuscation values support.

Example

use wireguard_conf::prelude::*;
use wireguard_conf::as_ipnet;

use ipnet::Ipv4Net;

let peer = PeerBuilder::new()
    .add_allowed_ip(as_ipnet!("10.0.0.2/24"))
    .build();

let interface = InterfaceBuilder::new()
    .address(as_ipnet!("10.0.0.1/24"))
    .add_peer(peer.clone())
    .build();

// to export configs, use `println!()`, `writeln!()`, `.to_string()`, etc.

println!("Server's config:");
println!("{}\n", interface);

println!("Client's config:");
println!("{}", peer.to_interface(&interface).unwrap());

Modules

prelude

Macros

as_ipnet

Get expression as ipnet::Ipv4Net

Structs

AmneziaSettingsamneziawg

AmneziaWG obfuscation values.

Interface

Struct, that represents complete configuration (contains both [Interface] and [Peer] sections).

InterfaceBuilder

Builder, that used for creating Interfaces.

Peer

Struct, that represents [Peer] section in configuration.

PeerBuilder

Builder, that used for creating Peers.

PrivateKey

Private key

PublicKey

Public key.

Enums

Table

Controls the routing table to which routes are added.

WireguardError

Type Aliases

WireguardResult