Important

This is not upstream wireproxy

This repository is wireproxy carrying a set of changes that let it run inside an application — spawned by Homerun Desktop and by Homerun Go on Android, linked into Homerun Go on iOS — rather than only as a command-line tool. In short:

• the port forwarders return errors instead of calling log.Fatal, and can be stopped without exiting the process
• the device's log output can be delivered to the caller
• a config can be parsed from memory, not only from a file
• an inbound UDP tunnel ([UDPServerTunnel]) alongside the TCP one
• a connected-UDP bind for single-peer configs, and Android build targets

What each change is for, and why → FORK.md

Please report wireproxy bugs to whyvl/wireproxy, not here. Issues here should be about the changes in FORK.md and nothing else.

wireproxy, for Homerun Desktop and Homerun Go

Homerun Desktop and Homerun Go host Minecraft servers on the player's own hardware — a PC, or a phone — and this fork is how those servers are reached from the internet: a WireGuard tunnel to the Homerun gateway, running inside the app.

Everything about wireproxy itself — what it is, the config format, the proxies and tunnels it offers, installing and running it, its maintainers and sponsors — is in upstream's README at whyvl/wireproxy. It is not copied here, so it cannot go stale against the original.

What this repository changes, and why each change exists: FORK.md.

Building

go build ./cmd/wireproxy
go test ./...
make android-arm64      # the binary Homerun Go ships on Android; see FORK.md

Licence

ISC, inherited from upstream, with copyright held by wireproxy's contributors. See LICENSE.