docs: user guide, config reference, testing/benchmarking, example.config - #46
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Bring the user-facing docs up to date with the merged data plane (#1), control plane (#2: multi-peer + self-cert addresses, rendezvous/NAT/relay, mesh discovery), and anti-DPI 3a (obf_psk obfuscation). - example.config: a complete, annotated starter config covering every key (core, multi-peer, rendezvous, mesh, obf_psk). Verified it parses. - docs/user-guide.md (new): build + walkthroughs — two-node tunnel, addresses, multi-peer, rendezvous/NAT traversal, the offline yip-ca mesh workflow, enabling anti-DPI obfuscation (with the security model), I/O driver choice. - docs/testing-and-benchmarking.md (new): unit tests, the netns integration suite (both drivers), the nDPI undetectability oracle, and the benchmark harness (micro-benchmarks + netem yip-vs-WireGuard/OpenVPN/n2n) with commands. - docs/configuration.md: rewritten as the complete config/CLI/env reference (was stale — missing rendezvous/mesh/obf keys, wrong on [peer] endpoint being optional). - README: status, architecture table, and roadmap updated (#2 + #3a done); links to the new docs + example.config. Config format stays the current key=value/[peer] form; a first-class TOML config is noted as a planned milestone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Brings the user-facing docs up to date with everything merged so far — data plane (#1), full control plane (#2), and anti-DPI 3a (
obf_psk) — and adds the walkthroughs + example config that were missing.What's here
example.config— a complete, annotated starter config covering every key (core, multi-peer[peer]blocks,rendezvous, the five mesh keys,obf_psk). Verified it parses.docs/user-guide.md(new) — build + step-by-step walkthroughs: a two-node tunnel, self-certifying addresses (yipd --addr), multiple peers, rendezvous + NAT traversal, the offlineyip-camesh workflow (genkey → sign-cert → sign-roots), enabling anti-DPI obfuscation with the security model spelled out, and choosing the I/O driver.docs/testing-and-benchmarking.md(new) — how to run unit tests, the netns integration suite (bothpollandio_uringdrivers, exact commands), the nDPI undetectability oracle, and the benchmark harness (micro-benchmarks +tc netemyip-vs-WireGuard/OpenVPN/n2n) with what to expect.docs/configuration.md— rewritten as the complete config/CLI/env reference. The old version was stale (norendezvous/mesh/obf_pskkeys; incorrectly said a[peer]endpointwas required).Config format note
Docs describe the current line-based
key=value+[peer]format thatyipdactually parses today. A first-class TOML config is called out as a planned milestone (per the decision to ship a working example now and do TOML deliberately later).Every config key, CLI flag, command, test name, and benchmark was verified against the source, not inferred.
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