Use Waku in Your Application
Interested in using Waku to add private, secure, censorship-free communication to your Application? Here are your options:
Desktop & Server Applications
JSON RPC API
You can run your own nwaku (or go-waku) node alongside your application and access the Waku network using the available JSON RPC API.
Docs:
HTTP REST API
Work is in progress to add an HTTP REST API to nwaku.
Waku as a library
It is possible to integrate Waku as a library.
| Your Application's language | What to Use | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Nim | nwaku as a library | repository |
| Go | go-waku as a library | tutorials |
| C/C++/etc | go-waku using C-Bindings | C example |
| C# | go-waku using C-Bindings | C# example |
| Rust | Waku Rust Bindings | Rust example |
Browser Application
JS-Waku
You can use js-waku to run a Waku node in the browser.
Docs: https://js.waku.guide/
Mobile Application
You can run Waku on mobile phones, Android and iOS are supported:
| Your Application's language | What to Use | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Swift (iOS) | go-waku using C-Bindings | Swift example |
| Kotlin (Android) | go-waku using C-Bindings | Kotlin example |
| Go | go-waku as a library | tutorials |
| React Native | go-waku as a native module | repository |