Samuel Holland
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This parser should be able to handle any valid WireGuard or wg-quick configuration file. It separates the file into a single interface object and a peer object for each peer. All "[Interface]" sections in the file are combined into the one object. For now, later lines in a block with the same key overwrite earlier lines. This is only relevant for attributes that are lists, such as Address and AllowedIPs, where additional lines may be expected to append to the list. Signed-off-by: Jason A. Donenfeld <Jason@zx2c4.com>
Do not use this code.
This is not a complete implementation of WireGuard. If you're interested in using WireGuard, use the implementation for Linux found here and described on the main wireguard website. There is no group of users that should be using the code in this repository here under any circumstances at the moment, not even beta testers or dare devils. It simply isn't complete. However, if you're interested in assisting with the Android development of WireGuard and contributing to this repository, by all means dig in and help out. But users: stay far away, at least for now.
Android Implementation of WireGuard
This is a work in progress for implementing WireGuard for Android.
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