Ad-Blocking Repository

A comprehensive multi-language toolkit for ad-blocking, network protection, and AdGuard DNS management. Features filter rule compilers in 5 languages (TypeScript, .NET, Python, Rust, PowerShell), plus complete API SDKs for AdGuard DNS in both C# and Rust with interactive console interfaces.

Features
Project Structure
Quick Start
Docker Development Environment
Rules Compilers
- TypeScript
- .NET
- Python
- Rust
- Shell Scripts
- PowerShell Module
AdGuard API Clients
- C# SDK
- Rust SDK
Console Applications
- .NET Console UI
- Rust CLI
Website
Configuration
Testing
CI/CD
Documentation
Contributing
License

Features

Rules Compilers (5 Languages)

Language	Runtime	Distribution	Key Features
TypeScript	Node.js 18+	npm	Deno support, optional Rust frontend
C#/.NET	.NET 10	NuGet/Binary	Interactive CLI, config validation, DI support
Python	Python 3.9+	pip	Type hints, PyPI-ready packaging
Rust	Native binary	Cargo/Binary	Zero-runtime deps, LTO optimization
PowerShell	PowerShell 7+	Module	Pipeline-friendly, Pester tests

All compilers wrap @adguard/hostlist-compiler and support:

All 11 transformations: Deduplicate, Validate, RemoveComments, Compress, RemoveModifiers, etc.
Multi-format config: JSON, YAML, and TOML configuration files
Source-specific settings: Per-source transformations, inclusions, exclusions
Pattern matching: Wildcards, regex, file-based patterns

AdGuard DNS API SDKs

SDK	Language	Features
C# SDK	.NET 10	Full async/await, Polly resilience (retry on 408/429/5xx), DI support
Rust SDK	Rust 2024	Auto-generated from OpenAPI, Tokio async runtime, single binary

Both SDKs provide complete coverage of AdGuard DNS API v1.11 including devices, DNS servers, query logs, statistics, filter lists, web services, and dedicated IP management.

Interactive Console Applications

C# Console UI - Spectre.Console menu-driven interface with rich formatting
Rust CLI - dialoguer-based interactive menus with TOML config persistence

Additional Features

Shell Scripts: Bash, Zsh, PowerShell Core, and Windows Batch wrappers
Docker Environment: Pre-configured container with .NET 10, Node.js 20, PowerShell 7
Comprehensive Testing: Jest, xUnit, pytest, cargo test, Pester across all components
CI/CD Integration: GitHub Actions for build, test, security scanning, and releases

Project Structure

ad-blocking/
├── .github/                           # GitHub configuration
│   ├── workflows/                     # CI/CD pipelines
│   │   ├── dotnet.yml                 # .NET build and test
│   │   ├── typescript.yml             # TypeScript lint and build
│   │   ├── powershell.yml             # PowerShell linting
│   │   ├── gatsby.yml                 # Website deployment
│   │   ├── release.yml                # Build and publish binaries
│   │   ├── codeql.yml                 # CodeQL security scanning
│   │   ├── devskim.yml                # DevSkim security analysis
│   │   └── claude*.yml                # Claude AI integration
│   └── ISSUE_TEMPLATE/                # Issue templates
├── api/                               # OpenAPI specifications
│   ├── openapi.json                   # AdGuard DNS API v1.11 (primary)
│   └── openapi.yaml                   # AdGuard DNS API v1.11 (optional)
├── docs/                              # Documentation
│   ├── api/                           # Auto-generated API reference
│   ├── guides/                        # Usage guides and tutorials
│   ├── getting-started.md             # Quick start guide
│   ├── compiler-comparison.md         # Compiler comparison matrix
│   ├── configuration-reference.md     # Configuration schema reference
│   └── docker-guide.md                # Docker development guide
├── rules/                             # Filter rules
│   ├── adguard_user_filter.txt        # Main tracked filter list
│   └── Config/                        # Compiler configurations
├── src/                               # Source code
│   ├── rules-compiler-typescript/     # TypeScript/Node.js compiler
│   ├── rules-compiler-dotnet/         # C#/.NET 10 compiler
│   ├── rules-compiler-python/         # Python 3.9+ compiler
│   ├── rules-compiler-rust/           # Rust compiler (single binary)
│   ├── rules-compiler-shell/          # Shell scripts
│   │   ├── compile-rules.sh           # Bash (Linux/macOS)
│   │   ├── compile-rules.zsh          # Zsh (macOS/Linux)
│   │   ├── compile-rules.ps1          # PowerShell Core (all platforms)
│   │   └── compile-rules.cmd          # Windows batch wrapper
│   ├── adguard-api-dotnet/            # C# API SDK + Console UI
│   │   ├── src/AdGuard.ApiClient/     # C# SDK library
│   │   ├── src/AdGuard.ConsoleUI/     # Spectre.Console interface
│   │   └── src/AdGuard.ApiClient.Tests/ # xUnit tests
│   ├── adguard-api-rust/              # Rust API SDK + CLI
│   │   ├── adguard-api-lib/           # Rust SDK library
│   │   └── adguard-api-cli/           # Interactive CLI application
│   ├── adguard-api-powershell/        # PowerShell modules
│   │   ├── Invoke-RulesCompiler.psm1  # Rules compiler module
│   │   ├── RulesCompiler.psd1         # Module manifest
│   │   └── Tests/                     # Pester test suite
│   ├── website/                       # Gatsby portfolio site
│   └── linear/                        # Linear integration scripts
├── Dockerfile.warp                    # Docker dev environment
├── CLAUDE.md                          # AI assistant instructions
├── SECURITY.md                        # Security policy
└── LICENSE                            # GPL-3.0 license

Quick Start

Prerequisites

Requirement	Version	Required For
Node.js	18+	All compilers, Website
hostlist-compiler	Latest	All compilers
.NET SDK	10.0+	.NET compiler, API client
Python	3.9+	Python compiler
Rust	1.70+	Rust compiler
PowerShell	7+	PowerShell scripts

Install hostlist-compiler

npm install -g @adguard/hostlist-compiler

Clone and Setup

git clone https://github.com/jaypatrick/ad-blocking.git
cd ad-blocking

# TypeScript compiler
cd src/rules-compiler-typescript && npm install

# .NET projects
cd ../rules-compiler-dotnet && dotnet restore RulesCompiler.slnx
cd ../adguard-api-dotnet && dotnet restore src/AdGuard.ApiClient.sln

# Python compiler
cd ../rules-compiler-python && pip install -e ".[dev]"

# Rust compiler
cd ../rules-compiler-rust && cargo build --release

Compile Filter Rules (Any Language)

# TypeScript
cd src/rules-compiler-typescript && npm run compile

# .NET
cd src/rules-compiler-dotnet && dotnet run --project src/RulesCompiler.Console

# Python
cd src/rules-compiler-python && rules-compiler

# Rust
cd src/rules-compiler-rust && cargo run --release

# PowerShell
Import-Module ./src/adguard-api-powershell/Invoke-RulesCompiler.psm1
Invoke-RulesCompiler

# Bash
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.sh

Docker Development Environment

A pre-configured Docker environment is available with all dependencies installed.

Dockerfile.warp

FROM mcr.microsoft.com/dotnet/sdk:10.0-noble

# Includes:
# - .NET 10 SDK
# - Node.js 20.x LTS
# - PowerShell 7
# - Git

WORKDIR /workspace

Build and Run

# Build the image
docker build -f Dockerfile.warp -t ad-blocking-dev .

# Run interactive container
docker run -it -v $(pwd):/workspace ad-blocking-dev

# Inside container, install dependencies
cd /workspace/src/rules-compiler-typescript && npm install
cd /workspace/src/rules-compiler-dotnet && dotnet restore RulesCompiler.slnx

Warp Environment

For Warp terminal users, a pre-built environment is available:

Property	Value
Docker Image	`jaysonknight/warp-env:ad-blocking`
Environment ID	`Egji4sZU4TNIOwNasFU73A`

# Create Warp integrations
warp integration create slack --environment Egji4sZU4TNIOwNasFU73A
warp integration create linear --environment Egji4sZU4TNIOwNasFU73A

Rules Compilers

All compilers wrap @adguard/hostlist-compiler and support:

Multi-format config: JSON, YAML, TOML
All 11 transformations: Deduplicate, Validate, RemoveComments, Compress, etc.
Source-specific settings: Per-source transformations, inclusions, exclusions
Pattern matching: Wildcards, regex, file-based patterns

TypeScript Compiler

Location: src/rules-compiler-typescript/

cd src/rules-compiler-typescript

# Install
npm install

# Build
npm run build

# Compile rules
npm run compile                     # Default config
npm run compile:yaml                # YAML config
npm run compile:toml                # TOML config

# CLI options
npm run compile -- -c config.yaml   # Specific config
npm run compile -- -r               # Copy to rules/
npm run compile -- -d               # Debug output
npm run compile -- --help           # Show help
npm run compile -- --version        # Show version

# Development
npm run dev                         # Run with ts-node
npm run lint                        # ESLint
npm test                            # Jest tests
npm run test:coverage               # With coverage

Features:

Node.js 18+ with cross-runtime compatibility
Deno support via deno.json and src/mod.ts
Optional Rust CLI frontend (frontend-rust/)
ESLint and Jest testing

.NET Compiler

Location: src/rules-compiler-dotnet/

cd src/rules-compiler-dotnet

# Build
dotnet restore RulesCompiler.slnx
dotnet build RulesCompiler.slnx

# Interactive mode (menu-driven)
dotnet run --project src/RulesCompiler.Console

# CLI mode
dotnet run --project src/RulesCompiler.Console -- --config config.yaml
dotnet run --project src/RulesCompiler.Console -- -c config.json --copy
dotnet run --project src/RulesCompiler.Console -- -c config.yaml --verbose
dotnet run --project src/RulesCompiler.Console -- -c config.yaml --validate
dotnet run --project src/RulesCompiler.Console -- --version

# Tests
dotnet test RulesCompiler.slnx

CLI Options:

Option	Short	Description
`--config`	`-c`	Configuration file path
`--output`	`-o`	Output file path
`--copy`		Copy to rules directory
`--verbose`		Detailed compiler output
`--validate`		Validate config only
`--version`	`-v`	Show version info

Features:

Interactive Spectre.Console menu
Configuration validation with error/warning reporting
Dependency injection support
Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS)

See .NET Compiler README for library usage.

Python Compiler

Location: src/rules-compiler-python/

cd src/rules-compiler-python

# Install
pip install -e .                    # Basic install
pip install -e ".[dev]"             # With dev dependencies

# CLI usage
rules-compiler                      # Default config
rules-compiler -c config.yaml       # Specific config
rules-compiler -c config.json -r    # Compile and copy
rules-compiler -o output.txt        # Custom output
rules-compiler -V                   # Version info
rules-compiler -d                   # Debug output
rules-compiler --help               # Show help

# Tests
pytest                              # Run tests
pytest -v                           # Verbose
pytest --cov=rules_compiler         # Coverage

Features:

Python 3.9-3.12 support
Type hints with mypy checking
Ruff linting
PyPI-ready packaging

Python API:

from rules_compiler import RulesCompiler, compile_rules

# Simple usage
result = compile_rules("config.yaml")
print(f"Compiled {result.rule_count} rules")

# Class-based usage
compiler = RulesCompiler()
result = compiler.compile("config.yaml", output_path="output.txt")

Rust Compiler

Location: src/rules-compiler-rust/

cd src/rules-compiler-rust

# Build
cargo build                         # Debug build
cargo build --release               # Release build (optimized)

# CLI usage
cargo run -- -c config.yaml         # Specific config
cargo run -- -c config.json -r      # Compile and copy
cargo run -- -o output.txt          # Custom output
cargo run -- -V                     # Version info
cargo run -- -d                     # Debug output
cargo run -- --help                 # Show help

# Release binary
./target/release/rules-compiler -c config.yaml

# Tests
cargo test                          # Run tests
cargo test -- --nocapture           # With output

Features:

Single statically-linked binary
LTO optimization for small binary size
Zero runtime dependencies (except Node.js for hostlist-compiler)
Cross-platform support

Rust API:

use rules_compiler::{RulesCompiler, CompilerConfiguration};

let compiler = RulesCompiler::new();
let result = compiler.compile("config.yaml", None)?;
println!("Compiled {} rules", result.rule_count);

Shell Scripts

Location: src/rules-compiler-shell/

Cross-platform shell scripts that wrap @adguard/hostlist-compiler for simple automation and CI/CD pipelines.

Script	Platform	Shell	Features
`compile-rules.sh`	Linux, macOS	Bash	Full feature support, YAML/TOML via yq/Python
`compile-rules.zsh`	Linux, macOS	Zsh	Native zsh features (zparseopts, EPOCHREALTIME)
`compile-rules.ps1`	All platforms	PowerShell 7+	Cross-platform, PowerShell pipeline support
`compile-rules.cmd`	Windows	Batch	Simple wrapper for Windows users

Bash (Linux/macOS)

# Make executable (first time)
chmod +x src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.sh

# Run with defaults
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.sh

# Use specific configuration
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.sh -c config.yaml

# Compile and copy to rules directory
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.sh -c config.yaml -r

# Show version/help
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.sh -v
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.sh -h

Zsh (macOS/Linux)

# Make executable (first time)
chmod +x src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.zsh

# Run with defaults
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.zsh

# Use YAML configuration
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.zsh -c config.yaml

# Compile and copy to rules directory
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.zsh -c config.yaml -r

# Debug mode
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.zsh -c config.yaml -d

PowerShell Core (Cross-platform)

# Run with defaults
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.ps1

# Use YAML configuration
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.ps1 -ConfigPath config.yaml

# Compile and copy to rules directory
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.ps1 -ConfigPath config.yaml -CopyToRules

# Show version
./src/rules-compiler-shell/compile-rules.ps1 -Version

Windows Batch

src\rules-compiler-shell\compile-rules.cmd -c config.json -r

CLI Options (all scripts):

Option	Short	Description
`--config PATH`	`-c`	Path to configuration file
`--output PATH`	`-o`	Path to output file
`--copy-to-rules`	`-r`	Copy output to rules directory
`--format FORMAT`	`-f`	Force format (json, yaml, toml)
`--version`	`-v`	Show version information
`--help`	`-h`	Show help message
`--debug`	`-d`	Enable debug output

See Shell Scripts README for detailed documentation.

PowerShell Module

Location: src/adguard-api-powershell/

# Import module
Import-Module ./src/adguard-api-powershell/Invoke-RulesCompiler.psm1

# Available functions
Get-CompilerVersion | Format-List           # Version info
Invoke-RulesCompiler                         # Compile rules
Invoke-RulesCompiler -CopyToRules            # Compile and copy

# Interactive harness
./src/adguard-api-powershell/RulesCompiler-Harness.ps1

# Run Pester tests
Invoke-Pester -Path ./src/adguard-api-powershell/Tests/

# Lint with PSScriptAnalyzer
Invoke-ScriptAnalyzer -Path src/adguard-api-powershell -Recurse

Exported Functions:

Function	Description
`Read-CompilerConfiguration`	Parse config file
`Invoke-FilterCompiler`	Run hostlist-compiler
`Write-CompiledOutput`	Write output file
`Invoke-RulesCompiler`	Full compilation pipeline
`Get-CompilerVersion`	Get version info

AdGuard API Clients

Complete SDK implementations for the AdGuard DNS API v1.11 in both C# and Rust.

C# SDK

Location: src/adguard-api-dotnet/

cd src/adguard-api-dotnet

# Build
dotnet restore src/AdGuard.ApiClient.sln
dotnet build src/AdGuard.ApiClient.sln

# Test
dotnet test src/AdGuard.ApiClient.sln

# Run benchmarks
dotnet run --project src/AdGuard.ApiClient.Benchmarks -c Release

Features:

Auto-generated from OpenAPI specification
Full async/await support with cancellation tokens
Polly resilience policies (automatic retry on 408/429/5xx with exponential backoff)
Dependency injection with ILogger support
Fluent configuration helpers for easy setup
Newtonsoft.Json serialization with JsonSubTypes support

Usage Example:

using AdGuard.ApiClient;
using AdGuard.ApiClient.Helpers;

// Configure client with fluent API
var config = new Configuration()
    .WithApiKey("your-api-key")
    .WithTimeout(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30))
    .WithUserAgent("MyApp/1.0");

var apiClient = new ApiClient(config);
var devicesApi = new DevicesApi(apiClient);

// List all devices
var devices = await devicesApi.ListDevicesAsync();
foreach (var device in devices)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{device.Name}: {device.Id}");
}

// Get account limits
var accountApi = new AccountApi(apiClient);
var limits = await accountApi.GetAccountLimitsAsync();
Console.WriteLine($"Devices: {limits.DevicesCount}/{limits.DevicesLimit}");

Rust SDK

Location: src/adguard-api-rust/

cd src/adguard-api-rust

# Build
cargo build --release

# Run tests
cargo test

Features:

Auto-generated from OpenAPI specification using OpenAPI Generator
Async/await support with Tokio runtime
Single statically-linked binary distribution
Configurable TLS: rustls (default) or native-tls
Memory-safe with zero-cost abstractions

Usage Example:

use adguard_api_lib::apis::configuration::Configuration;
use adguard_api_lib::apis::devices_api;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    // Configure the API client
    let mut config = Configuration::new();
    config.base_path = "https://api.adguard-dns.io".to_string();
    config.bearer_access_token = Some("your-api-token".to_string());

    // List devices
    let devices = devices_api::list_devices(&config).await?;
    for device in devices {
        println!("{}: {}", device.name, device.id);
    }

    Ok(())
}

API Coverage (Both SDKs)

API	Description
`AccountApi`	Account limits and information
`AuthenticationApi`	OAuth token generation
`DevicesApi`	Device CRUD operations
`DNSServersApi`	DNS server profile management
`DedicatedIPAddressesApi`	Dedicated IPv4 management
`FilterListsApi`	Filter list retrieval
`QueryLogApi`	Query log operations
`StatisticsApi`	DNS query statistics
`WebServicesApi`	Web services for blocking

See API Client Usage Guide for detailed C# examples.

Console Applications

Interactive terminal applications for managing AdGuard DNS.

.NET Console UI

Location: src/adguard-api-dotnet/src/AdGuard.ConsoleUI/

cd src/adguard-api-dotnet
dotnet run --project src/AdGuard.ConsoleUI

Features:

Menu-driven Spectre.Console interface with rich formatting
Device and DNS server management with detailed views
Query statistics and log viewing with filtering
Filter list browsing and management
Account limits with visual progress bars
API key configuration (environment variable or interactive prompt)

Rust CLI

Location: src/adguard-api-rust/adguard-api-cli/

cd src/adguard-api-rust

# Run directly
cargo run --bin adguard-api-cli

# Or build and run release binary
cargo build --release
./target/release/adguard-api-cli

Features:

Interactive menu-driven interface using dialoguer
Full feature parity with .NET Console UI
TOML configuration file persistence (~/.config/adguard-api-cli/config.toml)
Single binary distribution with no runtime dependencies
Cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows)

Configuration:

# ~/.config/adguard-api-cli/config.toml
api_url = "https://api.adguard-dns.io"
api_token = "your-api-token-here"

Or use environment variables (both .NET-compatible and legacy formats supported by Rust CLI):

# .NET-compatible format (recommended - works with both C# and Rust)
export ADGUARD_AdGuard__BaseUrl="https://api.adguard-dns.io"
export ADGUARD_AdGuard__ApiKey="your-token-here"

# Legacy format (Rust CLI backward compatibility)
export ADGUARD_API_URL="https://api.adguard-dns.io"
export ADGUARD_API_TOKEN="your-token-here"

Menu Options (both applications):

Menu	Description
Account Info	View account limits and usage statistics
Devices	List and view device details
DNS Servers	List and view DNS server configurations
User Rules	View and manage user rules
Query Log	View recent queries with time range filters
Statistics	View query statistics (24h, 7d, 30d)
Filter Lists	Browse available filter lists
Web Services	List blockable web services
Dedicated IPs	List and allocate dedicated IPv4 addresses
Settings	Configure API key, test connection

Environment Variables:

Both applications now support the same environment variable names for cross-compatibility:

Variable	Description
`ADGUARD_AdGuard__ApiKey`	API credential (recommended - works with both C# and Rust)
`ADGUARD_AdGuard__BaseUrl`	API base URL (optional, works with both C# and Rust)
`ADGUARD_API_TOKEN`	Legacy API credential (Rust backward compatibility)
`ADGUARD_API_URL`	Legacy API base URL (Rust backward compatibility)

Note: The Rust CLI now prioritizes .NET-compatible format (ADGUARD_AdGuard__ApiKey) over legacy format (ADGUARD_API_TOKEN) for maximum cross-compatibility.

C# Console UI Configuration Example:

# Linux/macOS
export ADGUARD_AdGuard__ApiKey="your-api-key-here"

# Windows PowerShell
$env:ADGUARD_AdGuard__ApiKey="your-api-key-here"

Website

Location: src/website/

Gatsby-based portfolio website deployed to GitHub Pages.

cd src/website

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Development
npm run develop              # Dev server at localhost:8000

# Production
npm run build                # Build static site
npm run serve                # Serve build locally

Configuration

All compilers support the same configuration schema with JSON, YAML, or TOML syntax.

Configuration Properties

Property	Type	Required	Description
`name`	string	Yes	Filter list name
`description`	string	No	Description
`homepage`	string	No	Homepage URL
`license`	string	No	License identifier
`version`	string	No	Version number
`sources`	array	Yes	Filter sources
`transformations`	array	No	Global transformations
`inclusions`	array	No	Include patterns
`exclusions`	array	No	Exclude patterns

Source Properties

Property	Type	Required	Description
`source`	string	Yes	URL or file path
`name`	string	No	Source identifier
`type`	string	No	`adblock` or `hosts`
`transformations`	array	No	Source transformations
`inclusions`	array	No	Source include patterns
`exclusions`	array	No	Source exclude patterns

Available Transformations

Transformation	Description
`RemoveComments`	Remove comment lines
`Compress`	Convert hosts to adblock syntax
`RemoveModifiers`	Remove unsupported modifiers
`Validate`	Remove dangerous rules
`ValidateAllowIp`	Validate with IP rules allowed
`Deduplicate`	Remove duplicates
`InvertAllow`	Convert exceptions to blocking
`RemoveEmptyLines`	Remove blank lines
`TrimLines`	Trim whitespace
`InsertFinalNewLine`	Add final newline
`ConvertToAscii`	Convert IDN to punycode

Example Configurations

YAML

name: My Filter List
description: Custom ad-blocking filter
version: "1.0.0"

sources:
  - name: Local Rules
    source: rules/local.txt
    type: adblock

  - name: EasyList
    source: https://easylist.to/easylist/easylist.txt
    transformations:
      - RemoveModifiers
      - Validate

transformations:
  - Deduplicate
  - RemoveEmptyLines
  - InsertFinalNewLine

exclusions:
  - "*.google.com"
  - "/analytics/"

JSON

{
  "name": "My Filter List",
  "sources": [
    {
      "name": "EasyList",
      "source": "https://easylist.to/easylist/easylist.txt"
    }
  ],
  "transformations": ["Deduplicate", "InsertFinalNewLine"]
}

TOML

name = "My Filter List"
transformations = ["Deduplicate", "InsertFinalNewLine"]

[[sources]]
name = "EasyList"
source = "https://easylist.to/easylist/easylist.txt"

Testing

TypeScript (Jest)

cd src/rules-compiler-typescript
npm test                            # Run all tests
npx jest cli.test.ts                # Specific file
npx jest -t "should compile"        # By test name
npm run test:coverage               # With coverage

.NET (xUnit)

# Rules Compiler
cd src/rules-compiler-dotnet
dotnet test RulesCompiler.slnx
dotnet test --filter "FullyQualifiedName~ConfigurationValidatorTests"
dotnet test --filter "FullyQualifiedName~TransformationTests"

# API Client
cd ../adguard-api-dotnet
dotnet test src/AdGuard.ApiClient.sln
dotnet test --filter "FullyQualifiedName~DevicesApiTests"
dotnet test --filter "Name~GetAccountLimits"

Python (pytest)

cd src/rules-compiler-python
pytest                              # All tests
pytest -v                           # Verbose
pytest tests/test_config.py         # Specific file
pytest -k "test_read_yaml"          # By name
pytest --cov=rules_compiler         # Coverage

Rust (cargo test)

# Rules Compiler
cd src/rules-compiler-rust
cargo test                          # All tests
cargo test -- --nocapture           # With output
cargo test test_count_rules         # Specific test
cargo test config::                 # Module tests

# API Client
cd ../adguard-api-rust
cargo test                          # All workspace tests
cargo test --package adguard-api-lib    # Library tests only
cargo test --package adguard-api-cli    # CLI tests only

PowerShell (Pester)

# Run all tests
Invoke-Pester -Path ./src/adguard-api-powershell/Tests/

# Run with detailed output
Invoke-Pester -Path ./src/adguard-api-powershell/Tests/ -Output Detailed

# Lint with PSScriptAnalyzer
Invoke-ScriptAnalyzer -Path src/adguard-api-powershell -Recurse

All Tests Summary

Component	Framework	Command
TypeScript Compiler	Jest	`npm test`
.NET Compiler	xUnit	`dotnet test RulesCompiler.slnx`
.NET API Client	xUnit	`dotnet test src/AdGuard.ApiClient.sln`
Python Compiler	pytest	`pytest`
Rust Compiler	cargo test	`cargo test`
Rust API Client	cargo test	`cargo test`
PowerShell Module	Pester	`Invoke-Pester`

CI/CD

GitHub Actions workflows:

Workflow	Description
`dotnet.yml`	Build and test .NET projects with .NET 10
`typescript.yml`	TypeScript build, lint, and test
`powershell.yml`	PSScriptAnalyzer linting
`gatsby.yml`	Build and deploy website to GitHub Pages
`release.yml`	Build and publish binaries on version tags
`codeql.yml`	CodeQL security scanning
`devskim.yml`	DevSkim security analysis
`claude.yml`	Claude AI integration
`claude-code-review.yml`	Automated code review

Releases

The repository automatically builds and publishes binaries when a new version tag is pushed. See the Release Guide for details.

Pre-built binaries are available for:

AdGuard.ConsoleUI (Windows, Linux, macOS)
RulesCompiler.Console (Windows, Linux, macOS)
rules-compiler Rust binary (Windows, Linux, macOS)
rules-compiler Python wheel (cross-platform)

Download the latest release from the Releases page.

Documentation

Getting Started

Getting Started Guide - Quick installation and first compilation
Compiler Comparison - Choose the right compiler for your needs
Configuration Reference - Complete configuration schema
Docker Guide - Development with Docker containers

API Reference

Rules Compilers

TypeScript Compiler - Node.js/Deno compiler
.NET Compiler README - C# library and CLI
Python Compiler README - pip-installable package
Rust Compiler README - Single binary distribution
Shell Scripts README - Bash, Zsh, PowerShell, Batch
PowerShell Module - Full-featured PowerShell API

Development

Claude Instructions - AI assistant development guidelines
Security Policy - Vulnerability reporting
Release Guide - Release process and binary publishing
Centralized Package Management - NuGet package management

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Environment Variables

API Clients

Both C# and Rust implementations now support the same environment variable names:

Variable	Description
`ADGUARD_AdGuard__ApiKey`	AdGuard DNS API credential (recommended - works with both C# and Rust)
`ADGUARD_AdGuard__BaseUrl`	API base URL (optional, works with both C# and Rust)
`ADGUARD_API_TOKEN`	Legacy API credential (Rust backward compatibility only)
`ADGUARD_API_URL`	Legacy API base URL (Rust backward compatibility only)

Cross-Compatibility: You can now use the same environment variables across both C# Console UI and Rust CLI implementations. The Rust CLI prioritizes the .NET-compatible format (ADGUARD_AdGuard__ApiKey) over legacy format (ADGUARD_API_TOKEN).

Note for .NET format: The ADGUARD_ prefix is required, and double underscore (__) represents colon (:) in configuration keys. Example: ADGUARD_AdGuard__ApiKey maps to AdGuard:ApiKey in configuration.

Rules Compilers

Variable	Application	Description
`DEBUG`	All compilers	Enable debug logging
`RULESCOMPILER_config`	.NET compiler	Default config file path
`RULESCOMPILER_Logging__LogLevel__Default`	.NET compiler	Log level (Debug, Information, Warning, Error)

Other

Variable	Description
`LINEAR_API_KEY`	Linear integration scripts

Contributing

Please see SECURITY.md for security policy and vulnerability reporting.

License

See LICENSE for details.

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Features

Rules Compilers (5 Languages)

AdGuard DNS API SDKs

Interactive Console Applications

Additional Features

Project Structure

Quick Start

Prerequisites

Install hostlist-compiler

Clone and Setup

Compile Filter Rules (Any Language)

Docker Development Environment

Dockerfile.warp

Build and Run

Warp Environment

Rules Compilers

TypeScript Compiler

.NET Compiler

Python Compiler

Rust Compiler

Shell Scripts

Bash (Linux/macOS)

Zsh (macOS/Linux)

PowerShell Core (Cross-platform)

Windows Batch

PowerShell Module

AdGuard API Clients

C# SDK

Rust SDK

API Coverage (Both SDKs)

Console Applications

.NET Console UI

Rust CLI

Website

Configuration

Configuration Properties

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Available Transformations

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Testing

TypeScript (Jest)

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Python (pytest)

Rust (cargo test)

PowerShell (Pester)

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