QuakeJS-Proxy

Play on QuakeJS servers with a native ioquake3 client.

Description

QuakeJS-Proxy is a Golang proxy server that relays UDP packets from an ioquake3 client to a QuakeJS WebSocket server. It allows you to connect to QuakeJS servers using a native ioquake3 client, enabling the use of custom keybindings, configurations, and more.

Features

• UDP to WebSocket Proxy: Transforms UDP packets from the ioquake3 client into WebSocket messages for QuakeJS servers.
• Customizable Logging: Options to log packet exchanges and new connections for debugging.
• Hexdump Support: Print hex dumps of packets for advanced debugging.

Installation

Clone the repository and build the project:

$ go build cmd/main.go

The project has been tested with Go 1.15 and should work with all later versions.

Usage

Run the proxy with the following command:

$ ./quakejs-proxy --ws <quakejs-server-uri>

Required Parameters

• --ws (or -w): The URI of the QuakeJS server (e.g., quakejs.com:27960).

Optional Parameters

• --listen (or -l): Specify the IP address to listen on. Defaults to all available interfaces.
• --log-exchanges: Log every packet exchange through the proxy (useful for debugging).
• --hexdump: Print a hex dump of every packet (useful for debugging).
• --log-new-conn: Enable or disable logging of new connections (default: true).

Example

$ ./quakejs-proxy --ws quakejs.com:27960 --listen 0.0.0.0:27960 --log-exchanges --hexdump

This will:

• Connect to the QuakeJS server at quakejs.com:27960.
• Listen for UDP connections on 0.0.0.0:27960.
• Log all packet exchanges and print hex dumps of packets.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request for any improvements or bug fixes.

License

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.