Enable raw packet manipulation as library code #126
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Signed-off-by: Luke Rindels <lrindels@pm.me>
Signed-off-by: Luke Rindels <lrindels@pm.me>
Signed-off-by: Luke Rindels <lrindels@pm.me>
Updated fork merge
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Closing due to messy commit history and failed DCO checks, moved to #127 |
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I maintain a project that uses wireguard-go as library code for userspace Wireguard functionality. My project had a need to modify some options and functionality of the low-level networking functionality that this library offers, but which is currently not exposed when used as a library import. Since that flexibility might be useful to other projects as well I'm submitting this PR for consideration.
This PR provides 3 changes:
Stack()method that provides access to the privatenet.stackobjectEndpoint()method that provides access to the privatenet.endpointobjectCreateNetTUNwithOptions()function that is exactly the same as theCreateNetTUN()function except it allows arbitrary stack options to be passed in;CreateNetTUN()then calls the new function with the current default options, which avoids breaking any existing code.Edit ~2 hours after initial PR: figured out a much cleaner way to expose stack options, updated this description to match the new commit.