nyord-vpn
A simple and reliable NordVPN client for macOS with support for both legacy OpenVPN and njord APIs.
Features
- Simple and reliable VPN connection management
- Support for both legacy OpenVPN and njord APIs
- Country selection
- Basic status monitoring
- Clear error messages
- Minimal dependencies
Installation
# Install system requirements
brew install openvpn
# Install package
pip install nyord-vpn
# Optional: Install njord support
pip install nyord-vpn[njord]
Usage
Environment Variables
Set your NordVPN credentials:
export NORD_USER="your-username"
export NORD_PASSWORD="your-password"
CLI Commands
# Connect to VPN (defaults to US)
nyord-vpn connect
# Connect to specific country
nyord-vpn connect --country netherlands
# Use njord API
nyord-vpn --api njord connect
# Enable debug logging
nyord-vpn --verbose connect
# Check status
nyord-vpn status
# List available countries
nyord-vpn list-countries
# Disconnect
nyord-vpn disconnect
Python API
from nyord_vpn.core.factory import create_client
# Create client (legacy or njord)
client = create_client("legacy")
# Connect to VPN
client.connect("netherlands")
# Check status
status = client.status()
print(f"Connected to {status['server']} ({status['ip']})")
# Disconnect
client.disconnect()
Development
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Install optional njord support
pip install njord
# Run with debug logging
NORD_USER="username" NORD_PASSWORD="password" nyord-vpn --verbose connect
Error Handling
The client uses simple retry logic for API calls and provides clear error messages. Common errors:
VPNCredentialsError: Missing or invalid credentialsVPNConnectionError: Failed to connect/disconnectVPNConfigError: Configuration issues (e.g., missing OpenVPN)VPNServerError: Failed to get server information
Contributing
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Make your changes
- Submit a pull request
License
MIT
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