# hvpn-node3
hvpn is a basic HTTP API service that manages wireguard VPN. Can be part of part of
a larger system of services. The program itself does not route and manage the
VPN traffic; but the underlying host and kernel wiregaurd driver. hvpn only
exposes the state and allows changes to be applied.
## Build
```bash
cd cmd/hvpn-node && go build .
```

## Run 
With root (no recommended!)
```bash
sudo ./hvpn-node
```
Without root; using libcap
```bash
set_cap.sh && ./hvpn-node
```
The program creates a keys for the wireguad interface if non are given.
The device name is `hvpn0`.

## Add a peer 
```bash
curl -X POST \
    -d '{"public_key": "TxPfKra6/BQ2tkVXHM/PjeJgzX7j0I07acOn+2re/yI="}' \
    localhost:8080/peer
```
Response body
```json
{
  "mtu": 1380,
  "public_key": "TxPfKra6/BQ2tkVXHM/PjeJgzX7j0I07acOn+2re/yI=",
  "public_key_url_safe": "TxPfKra6%2FBQ2tkVXHM%2FPjeJgzX7j0I07acOn%2B2re%2FyI%3D",
  "endpoint": "",
  "allowed_ips": "10.42.0.1",
  "presistent_keepalive": 25000000000,
  "TX": 0,
  "RX": 0
}
```

## CLI options
```
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --log-level value            (default: "INFO") [$LOG_LEVEL]
   --private-key value          Path to file with private key
   --cidr value, -n value       The network subnet used for the internal IP Pool (default: "10.42.0.0/16")
   --interface value, -i value  Name of the Wireguard interface to be created and managed (default: "hvpn0")
   --endpoint value             Wireguard endpoint domain or address without the port (default: "domain.name.notset")
   --port value, -p value       UDP Port for wireguard device (default: 6416)
   --host value                 IP address to listen on for HTTP API requests (default: "0.0.0.0")
   --http-port value            TCP Port for HTTP API (default: 8080)
   --help, -h                   show help

TLS:

   --cert value                      Server x509 certificate file
   --cert-private-key value          Server x509 certificate private key file
   --client-certs value, --ca value  Clients x509 file with single or many certificates
   --enable-tls, --tls               (default: false)

```