Linux has wireguard built into the kernel, so there is no technical reason why using this on linux should require any dependencies like wireguard/wireguard-tools.
There are existing dart bindings for the native wireguard functions here that may be useful for reference.
The .c and .h files in that repo come directly from wireguard here under the embeddable-wg-library repo.
Being able to use the native interface would mean that all platforms are completely standalone and don't require any additional dependencies, which I think would be a big plus for this project.
Linux has wireguard built into the kernel, so there is no technical reason why using this on linux should require any dependencies like
wireguard/wireguard-tools.There are existing dart bindings for the native wireguard functions here that may be useful for reference.
The .c and .h files in that repo come directly from wireguard here under the embeddable-wg-library repo.
Being able to use the native interface would mean that all platforms are completely standalone and don't require any additional dependencies, which I think would be a big plus for this project.