STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) is a simple protocol. A STUN implementation should be simple too.
ministun is a zero dependency STUN server for Node.js. It implements "Basic Server Behavior" as defined by section 13 of RFC 5389, including backwards compatibility with RFC 3489.
Node.js >= 12.14.0
npm i ministun
const Ministun = require("ministun");
const config = {
udp4: true,
udp6: true,
port: 3478,
log: console.log,
err: console.err,
sw: true
};
const server = new Ministun(config);
async function startServer() {
await server.start();
}
async function stopServer() {
await server.stop();
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udp4: bool (Default:
true)
Support UDP over IPv4? -
udp6: bool (Default:
true)
Support UDP over IPv6? -
port: number (Default:
3478)
Port number -
log: function || null (Default:
console.log)
Log messages will be passed to this function as arg 0, null = no message logging -
err: function || null (Default:
console.err)
Error messages will be passed to this function as arg 0, null = no error logging -
sw: bool (Default:
true)
Send the SOFTWARE attribute with response messages?
Better test coverage