A simple networking core for tunneling and direct user–server connections. Built on high-performance, fully customizable nodes, it allows you to create a wide range of protocols without writing low-level implementation code. (Though admittedly, it might make things feel more complex depending on how you use it.)

To begin, please read the documentation: 👉 https://radkesvat.github.io/WaterWall-Docs/

Note: The documentation is currently available only in Persian.

If you're familiar with network protocol structures:

• Each tunnel includes a description.md file
• These files are written in English
• They provide advanced documentation and implementation details

You can build WaterWall on a fresh Ubuntu (or most Debian-based) VPS with just two commands:

apt-get purge -y cmake; apt-get update; apt-get install -y snapd build-essential ninja-build ccache; snap install cmake --classic

git clone https://github.com/radkesvat/WaterWall && cd WaterWall && cmake --preset linux-gcc-x64 && cmake --build --preset linux-gcc-x64

This will install all required dependencies, fetch the project, and compile it using the provided CMake presets.

Note: The first command ensures a modern version of CMake via snap, which is required for the preset-based build system.

Feel free to reach out in my small Telegram group if you have any questions about this project, networking, or programming in general. I’m also happy to hear your suggestions and feedback!