STABILOLAND

An experimental P2P location-sharing application built entirely in Rust.

Overview

This project explores decentralized location sharing using the WebRTC protocol. It implements a custom handshake layer where the room initiator authorizes participants via key rotation.

• Tech Stack: Built in Rust with Dioxus (UI), Matchbox (WebRTC signaling), and Nix (development environment).
• Status: Core and Infrastructure components are functional. The UI is currently a work-in-progress and the app is not yet intended for production use.

Project Structure

The project is organized as a Cargo workspace and follows the hexagon architecture:

• sl_core: Protocol models, state machines, and ports.
• sl_infra: Adapters for WebRTC (Matchbox) and Web Geolocation.
• sl_app: The Dioxus-based web frontend.

Getting Started

Development commands are managed via just:

• Run the app: just serve (runs the Dioxus web app at 0.0.0.0:8080).
• Test Core: just test-core.
• Test Infra: just test-infra.
• Check Coverage: just coverage.

Requires a running Matchbox signaling server for P2P connectivity.