define NAT_LAN_IFACES = { "br-lan" }
define NAT_WAN_IFACES = { "wg-upstream" }
define PHYSICAL_WAN = "enp1s0"
define MASQUERADE_IFACES = { $NAT_WAN_IFACES, $PHYSICAL_WAN }
define VUEKO_V4 = 168.119.176.53
define VUEKO_V6 = 2a01:4f8:c012:2f4::1
define VUEKO_PORT = 51820
define PLASTIC_ROUTER_V4 = 192.168.0.1

table inet filter {
	chain forward {
		type filter hook forward priority filter; policy drop

		# Use MSS clamping
		# to avoid too large packets from client on the lan
		# not going through the tunnel.
		iifname wg-upstream tcp flags syn / syn,rst tcp option maxseg size set rt mtu
		oifname wg-upstream tcp flags syn / syn,rst tcp option maxseg size set rt mtu

		# allow traffic between lan and wan
		iifname $NAT_LAN_IFACES oifname $NAT_WAN_IFACES counter accept
		iifname $NAT_WAN_IFACES oifname $NAT_LAN_IFACES ct state established,related counter accept

		# accept responses on physical wan
		iifname $PHYSICAL_WAN oifname $NAT_LAN_IFACES ct state established,related counter accept

		# allow selected destinations via physical wan

		# plastic router
		iifname $NAT_LAN_IFACES oifname $PHYSICAL_WAN ip daddr $PLASTIC_ROUTER_V4 counter accept

		# all destinations configured via policy based routing
		oifname $PHYSICAL_WAN mark $VPN_BYPASS_MARK counter accept
	}
}

table inet nat {
	chain postrouting {
		type nat hook postrouting priority filter; policy accept
		oifname $MASQUERADE_IFACES masquerade
	}
}

# Bypass VPN by setting mark.
# This acts in two places that are handled separatly by nftables:
# Packets from the local host (output hook) and forwared packets (prerouting hook).
# To simplify the handling,
# there is a single chain that handles both,
# which is jumped to from the specific chains.
table inet vpn-bypass {
	# This must be of type route, otherwise no route lookup will be performed
	chain output {
		type route hook output priority mangle
		jump common
	}

	# This does not need to be of type route
	chain prerouting {
		type filter hook prerouting priority mangle
		jump common
	}

	chain common {
		ip daddr $VUEKO_V4 udp dport $VUEKO_PORT mark set $VPN_BYPASS_MARK counter
		ip6 daddr $VUEKO_V6 udp dport $VUEKO_PORT mark set $VPN_BYPASS_MARK counter
	}
}

# Only allow select connections from and to (physical) wan,
# overriding NixOS firewall in some cases.
table inet restrict-wan {
	# Priorities must be higher than filter (0),
	# which the NixOS firewall uses.
	chain input {
		type filter hook input priority -50; policy accept

		# accept responses
		iifname $PHYSICAL_WAN ct state established,related counter accept

		# accept icmpv6
		iifname $PHYSICAL_WAN icmpv6 type { nd-neighbor-solicit, nd-router-advert, nd-neighbor-advert } accept

		# drop everything else
		iifname $PHYSICAL_WAN counter drop
	}

	# This handles all packets (local and forwarded)
	chain postrouting {
		type filter hook postrouting priority 0; policy accept

		# accept connections to plastic router
		oifname $PHYSICAL_WAN ip daddr $PLASTIC_ROUTER_V4 counter accept

		# accept icmpv6
		oifname $PHYSICAL_WAN icmpv6 type { nd-neighbor-solicit, nd-router-advert, nd-neighbor-advert } accept

		# accept connections to selected endpoints
		# VPN (wg-upstream)
		oifname $PHYSICAL_WAN ip daddr $WG_UPSTREAM_ENDPOINT counter accept # only this is used
		# destinations configured in VPN bypass
		oifname $PHYSICAL_WAN mark $VPN_BYPASS_MARK counter accept

		# drop all other packets
		oifname $PHYSICAL_WAN counter drop
	}
}

# Tracing infrastructure, can be used for debugging (nft monitor trace)
table inet trace {
	chain prerouting {
		type filter hook prerouting priority raw - 1
		jump common
	}

	chain output {
		type filter hook output priority raw - 1
		jump common
	}

	chain common {
		# Add tracing rule here
		# … meta nftrace set 1
		# DO NOT COMMIT ANY TRACING RULES
	}
}