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On Android apps that work as VPN providers usually expose intents that allow apps like Tasker, Automate, Intent and many others to bring up the tunnel, turn it off or even add other networks without having to use any GUI hacks or integrating the VPN provider app in unnatural ways.
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As I mentioned, this is usually achieved by declaring intent filters and a permission for applications that want to use them them. WireGuard's implementation does not excede 50 lines of code and allows other apps to bring a named tunnel up and down. As an extra given how simple it's to add new networks, it'd be nice if the zt implementation could join the network in case the device is not a member of it.
With this, the apps mentioned and many more will be able to interact with the zt app, as long as the user grants them permission to do so.
In case the devs want to go the extra mile, some apps like VPN Client Pro or OpenVpn Tasker Plugin provide "plugins" for Tasker to allow scripts to check _if_ or _when_ the some state changes (for example, if the tunnel is or goes down), I'm not so familiar with how such a plugin could be implemented in the code, but it'd be nice to have that for sure.
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That's interesting. Or for example enable zt connection once an app is opened 馃槉
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Just to add some User Stories to support this suggestion for development and testing: