AWG Command Builder

🚀 Local Windows app for Keenetic/Netcraze RCI API.

AWG Command Builder runs as a native Windows desktop app (WebView2). Internally it uses a local service on 127.0.0.1:18080, serves embedded UI, authenticates to the router, and executes RCI commands.

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✨ Features

• 🔐 Keenetic RCI authentication with multiple hash strategies (firmware compatibility)
• 🧩 Interface-aware command builder for AWG/WireGuard ASC parameters
• 🖥 Single-file desktop-like app (AWG-Command-Builder.exe) with embedded UI and i18n
• 🌐 Multi-language UI (languages.json) with external override support
• 🧠 Runs fully inside a native WebView2 app window (no external browser tab)

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📦 Requirements

• Go 1.22+
• Windows 10/11

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🚀 Run In Development

go run .

The app opens its own window automatically (no external browser).

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🛠 Build

Standard build (console)

go build -o "AWG-Command-Builder.exe" .

GUI build (recommended, no console window)

go build -ldflags="-H=windowsgui" -o "AWG-Command-Builder.exe" .

One-command GUI build

.\build-gui.bat

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📖 Usage

1. Start AWG-Command-Builder.exe
2. The app window opens automatically (WebView2)
3. Enter router IP, login, password
4. Connect, fetch WireGuard interfaces, build and send command
5. Close the application window to stop the app

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🌐 Internationalization

• Embedded language file: i18n/languages.json
• On startup, app checks languages.json next to AWG-Command-Builder.exe
• If external file exists and is valid JSON, it overrides embedded translations
• UI includes:
  • language selector
  • Export languages.json from EXE button

API endpoints:

• GET /api/i18n - active language config (embedded or external)
• GET /api/i18n/export-exe - download embedded language file

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📁 Project Structure

• main.go - backend API + WebView2 desktop window + app lifecycle logic
• index.html - frontend UI
• i18n/languages.json - default embedded translations
• build-gui.bat - GUI build helper