go-stun
A Go implementation of the STUN client for UDP hole punching and NAT traversal (RFC 3489 and 5389).
What is go-stun?
go-stun is a Go implementation of the STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) client protocol. It helps applications discover their public IP address and NAT type, which is essential for establishing peer-to-peer connections through network address translators. The project provides both a library for integration into Go applications and a command-line tool for network diagnostics.
Go developers building peer-to-peer applications, VoIP systems, or any networked software that needs to traverse NATs and firewalls. Network engineers and administrators who need to diagnose NAT configurations.
Developers choose go-stun for its clean, minimal implementation of the STUN protocol that's easy to integrate, its compliance with both RFC 3489 and 5389 standards, and the convenience of having both a library and CLI tool in one package.
Overview
A go implementation of the STUN client (RFC 3489 and RFC 5389)
Use Cases
Best For
- Building peer-to-peer applications that need NAT traversal
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