InternetProtocol

InternetProtocol is a versatile header only library to use with C++ 17 projects. You can also find the port for unreal in the unreal-dev branch.

📚 See the full documentation by accessing: https://internet-protocol-documentation.vercel.app/

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Suported Platforms

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• Windows

• Linux

• Mac(Help Wanted)

Download and Install

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• Git

• CMake 3.20 or above

• Xmake 3 or above

• Windows only

  • Build With Visual Studio 2019/2022 is more recommended
    • Visual Studio
    • 👇 Install the following workloads:
    • Desktop development with C++ Visual studio'
    • MSVC v142 or above | x64/x86
    • C++ 2015/2022 redistributable update

• Linux only

  • Build With GNU install with package manager
    • GCC 9.x or above
    • make
    • m4
    • autoconf
    • automake

Roadmap

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• TCP server

• TCP client

• UDP server

• UDP client

• Http server

• Http client

• Websocket server

• Websocket client

• SSL support

How to use

• Clone the repository or download a stable tag release.

• Copy content inside include folder to your project.

• Add ASIO NON-BOOST header to your project.

• Add Openssl lib to your project if you need to use it.

Setup Repository

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git clone https://github.com/Cesio137/InternetProtocol.git

Setup Project

Configure and install all dependencies

xmake f --mode=debug

xmake f --mode=release

Generate cmake/vs files

• CMake
  • Commands to generate cmake project

    • xmake project -k cmake

• Visual Studio
  • Commands to generate visual studio project

    • xmake project -k vsxmake

Bug Reporting Template:

**Detailed description of issue**
Write a detailed explanation of the issue here.

**Steps To Reproduce:**
1: Detailed Steps to reproduce the issue 
2: Clear steps
3: Etc

**Expected Results:**
A description of what should happen.

**Actual Results:**
A description of what actually happens.

Thirdparty libraries

• Asio Standalone
• Openssl

LICENCE

InternetProtocol is licensed under the MIT License.

See the full license text in the LICENSE file or at https://mit-license.org/.

Support the Project

If you find this project useful and want to support me, purchasing a copy on Fab.com provided by Epic Games. Your support help me keep developing and maintening the project.