This GitHub action sets up a WireGuard connection in your workflow run.
Use it your workflow like this:
- name: Set up WireGuard
uses: egor-tensin/setup-wireguard@v1
with:
endpoint: 46.46.46.46:51820
endpoint_public_key: 9IHlvJqgkVWMq57a0A56XI5IjhnL5gaRhI1Pszk7S24=
ips: 192.168.143.254/24,fd8c:bc10:5021::192.168.143.254/48
allowed_ips: 192.168.143.0/24,fd8c:bc10:5021::/48
private_key: GLEiXhRwFuhw8aPy+HQfSMwwoLU0Sw8jE8MOxZ8GV3w=
preshared_key: PWAfvVWCjiNV0Uh2DhmXhdRaT326qosSOcaDB3j9dwI=
Of couse it's highly advised to store all sensitive data in your repository's secrets. It could then become something like:
- name: Set up WireGuard
uses: egor-tensin/setup-wireguard@v1
with:
endpoint: '${{ secrets.ENDPOINT }}'
endpoint_public_key: '${{ secrets.ENDPOINT_PUBLIC }}'
ips: '${{ secrets.IPS }}'
allowed_ips: '${{ secrets.ALLOWED_IPS }}'
private_key: '${{ secrets.PRIVATE }}'
preshared_key: '${{ secrets.PRESHARED }}'
Input | Example | Description |
---|---|---|
endpoint | 46.46.46.46:51820 | Endpoint to connect to in the HOST:PORT format. |
endpoint_public_key | 9IHlvJqgkVWMq57a0A56XI5IjhnL5gaRhI1Pszk7S24= | Endpoint's public key. |
ips | 192.168.143.254/24,fd8c:bc10:5021::192.168.143.254/48 | Comma-separated list of IP addresses to assign to the VM. |
allowed_ips | 192.168.143.0/24,fd8c:bc10:5021::/48 | Comma-separated list of netmasks. |
private_key | GLEiXhRwFuhw8aPy+HQfSMwwoLU0Sw8jE8MOxZ8GV3w= | Private key of the VM. |
preshared_key | PWAfvVWCjiNV0Uh2DhmXhdRaT326qosSOcaDB3j9dwI= | Preshared key assigned to the VM. |
keepalive | 25 | Useful for NAT traversal. |
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for details.