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+ Overview of I2P For Go +

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+ A wide variety of tools exist which make it easy to use I2P as a network layer in Go applications. + These tools integrate at various levels and provide different functionality, but virtually anything is possible using I2P and Go. + Eventually, this page will serve as a website for + + go-i2p + + , but for now it serves to track the state of various ways of using Go to interact with I2P. +

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+ Stuff that works: +

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+ + net.Conn + + and + + net.PacketConn + + interface implementations +

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+ These act as drop-in replacements for + + net.Conn + + and + + net.PacketConn + + in your code and libraries. + When used correctly, they make it easy to adapt Go applications to I2P. + All + + net.Conn + + and + + net.PacketConn + + interface implementations in Go +

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+ I2PControl-RPC Libraries +

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+ Proxies and Application-Layer Adapters +

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