Crate yip_mesh 

yip-mesh

High-performance userspace WireGuard-alternative overlay network protocol and Rust SDK.

yip-mesh unifies the sub-crates of the yip project into a modular, cohesive library. Whether you are integrating yip’s slotted Reed-Solomon FEC into custom network protocols, verifying self-certifying mesh certificates, or orchestrating FROST threshold signers, yip provides typed, memory-safe primitives.

Feature Flags

By default, the following core features are enabled:

• crypto: Noise-IK cryptography, AEAD ciphers, BLAKE2s hashing.
• wire: Packet framing, wire codec, and header obfuscation.
• transport: Slotted Reed-Solomon FEC, sliding-window reassembly, and adaptive ARQ.
• membership: Cryptographic node identity, self-certifying IPv6 addressing, RootSet verification, and gossip.

Optional features:

• device: TUN/TAP device drivers for userspace packet injection/capture.
• io: Linux epoll and io_uring event dispatchers with zero-copy buffer slabs.
• rendezvous: Symmetric NAT traversal and authenticated relay rendezvous protocols.
• obf: Traffic padding transforms, steganographic masks, and anti-DPI framing.
• utls: REALITY active-probe camouflage and TLS 1.3 browser fingerprint mimicry.
• ca: RFC 9591 FROST threshold certificate authority coordinator and signer engines.
• full: Activates all available features above.

Re-exports

pub use yip_crypto as crypto;crypto

pub use yip_wire as wire;wire

pub use yip_transport as transport;transport

pub use yip_membership as membership;membership

pub use yip_device as device;device

pub use yip_io as io;io

pub use yip_rendezvous as rendezvous;rendezvous

pub use yip_obf as obf;obf

pub use yip_utls as utls;utls

pub use yip_ca as ca;ca