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readme.md

LLARP

Low Latency Anon Routing Protocol

We'll be ready when we're ready.

who

what + why

when

where

how

Building

You have 2 ways the build this project

The recommended way (for stable builds)

$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/majestrate/llarpd-builder
$ cd llarpd-builder
$ make

The "I want to risk ripping my fingernails off in frustration" way (for dev builds)

Build requirements:

  • CMake
  • ninja
  • libsodium >= 1.0.14
  • c++ 17 capable C++ compiler
  • c11 capable C compiler

Building a debug build:

$ make

Running

Right now the reference daemon connects to nodes you tell it to and that's it.

If you built using the recommended way just run:

$ ./llarpd

It'll attempt to connect to a test node I run and keep the session alive. That's it.

If you built using the dev build you are expected to configure the daemon yourself.