VPN On

Turning on a VPN is always a painful experience on an iOS device due to the deep nested menus. This App installs a Today Widget into Notification Center which make it possible to turn on a VPN in about 3 seconds(depends on the connection speed). Furthermore, by turning on On Demand feature, the VPN could be automatically connected when you visit any domain specified in this App.

Requirements

An iPhone/iPad running iOS 10.3+
An IPSec IKEv1 / IKEv2 VPN(create yours with my Ansible Playbook or deploy on DigitalOcean)
Xcode 9
An Apple iOS develop account
Carthage

Build with Xcode

To compile the project, you may temporarily modify the bundle_id after adding yours into the Apple Developer Center. And then activate the following capabilities of the container App and the Today extension:

Personal VPN
Keychain Sharing
App Groups

Meanwhile, provisioning profiles are required for testing on iPhone/iPad.

Usage

Once you add a VPN configuration you can activate the Today Widget in Notification Center, then turn on the VPN by tapping a switch or flag. You may be asked to allow the installation of a VPN profile for the first time.

Contribution

Issues and roadmap are listed here.

This project follows the gitflow workflow. You'd better create a branch called feature/sth_improved before any major improvements. Meanwhile minor bug fixes are welcomed in the develop branch.

Localization

Please contribute to the Transifex project.

URL Schemes

Add configuration

VPN service providers may list a link for their customers to efficiently add server configurations in VPN On. By register the vpnon:// protocol, it supports the following URL scheme:

vpnon://{account}:{password}@{server}/?title={title}&group={group}&secret={secret}&alwayson=[yes|no]&ikev2=[yes|no]

server and title are required, other fields are optional. The following URLs are valid:

vpnon://jony:ive@apple.com/?title=Apple&group=Design&secret=iPhone
vpnon://apple.com/?title=Apple
vpnon://admin@192.168.0.123/?title=Google&group=devops
vpnon://admin@202.96.209.6/?title=Yahoo&alwayson=no
vpnon://jony:ive@202.96.209.5/?title=Twitter&ikev2=yes
vpnon://jony:ive@202.96.209.5/?title=Twitter&ikev2=yes&remoteid=jetblack

Establish connection

vpnon://VPNTitle/?connect
vpnon://VPNTitle/?connect&callback=https://twitter.com

Disconnect

vpnon://disconnect/

Credits

Arabic(Saudi Arabia) - Mohsen Qaysi
Japanese translation - Onevcat
Polish translation - Seb Kaczorowski
Turkish - Ozancan Karataş
Dutch (Netherlands) translation - Niels Peen

This product includes GeoLite2 data created by MaxMind, available from http://www.maxmind.com. The GeoLite2 databases are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. In order to query the database, I created a wrapper for libmaxminddb called MMDB-Swift.

License

This code is distributed under the terms and conditions of the MIT license.

Copyright (C) 2017 lexrus.com

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of
this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in
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