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Author: pkongkha

README.md

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 If you want to try the latest version or modify the app, you can build it yourself:
 
 1. **Prerequisites:** Install Flutter (Flutter 3 or later recommended) and Dart SDK on your system. Ensure you can run `flutter` commands and have setup Flutter for your target platforms (e.g. Xcode for iOS, Android SDK for Android).
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 2. **Clone the Repositories:** This app depends on the VPNclient Engine Flutter plugin. Clone the following repository from GitHub:
   ```sh
   git clone https://github.com/VPNclient/VPNclient-app.git
   ```
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 3. **Get Dependencies:** Navigate into the `VPNclient-app` directory and run:
   ```sh
   flutter pub get
   ```
   This will fetch Flutter packages and link the local plugin.
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 4. **Platform Setup:**  
   - For **Android**, ensure you have an Android device/emulator and the Android SDK. The app uses the VpnService API; no additional setup is required except granting VPN permissions when prompted.  
   - For **iOS**, open the Xcode workspace (`ios/Runner.xcworkspace`) and **enable the “Personal VPN” capability** in the project (this automatically updates entitlements). Also, in `ios/Runner/Info.plist`, ensure the required VPN usage descriptions are present (the engine may use a custom key such as `allow-vpn`). You will need a valid Apple Developer Team provisioning for running VPN entitlements on device.  
   - For **macOS/Windows/Linux**, additional setup may be needed (e.g., on Windows, the `wintun` driver should be present; on Linux, you might need root or capabilities to create a TUN interface). Desktop support is experimental and may require manual configuration.
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 5. **Run the App:** Use Flutter CLI to run on your desired platform:
   ```sh
   flutter run