OpenShock Interception

A desktop module for OpenShock Desktop that intercepts PiShock API calls and redirects them through OpenShock.

How It Works

This module runs a local HTTPS server that impersonates do.pishock.com. Applications that use the PiShock API will have their requests intercepted and translated into OpenShock control commands.

1. Hosts file redirect — Adds a 127.0.0.1 do.pishock.com entry to the Windows hosts file so PiShock API traffic is routed to localhost.
2. Self-signed certificates — Generates a local CA and server certificate for do.pishock.com to serve HTTPS. The CA can be installed into the user's trust store.
3. API translation — Incoming PiShock apioperate and GetShockerInfo requests are parsed and forwarded to OpenShock using share code-to-shocker mappings.

Configuration

Setting	Default	Description
Port	443	HTTPS port for the local server
AutoStart	true	Start the interception server automatically on module load
ShareCodeMappings	{}	Map of PiShock share codes to OpenShock shocker GUIDs

Requirements

• Windows (hosts file and certificate store management are Windows-specific)
• .NET 10.0
• OpenShock Desktop with module support
• Administrator privileges for hosts file modification

Building

dotnet build

Project Structure

Interception/
├── InterceptionMain.cs        # Module entry point and DI setup
├── InterceptionService.cs     # HTTPS server lifecycle management
├── InterceptionConfig.cs      # Module configuration model
├── Certificates/
│   └── CertificateManager.cs  # CA and server certificate generation
├── HostsFile/
│   └── HostsFileManager.cs    # Windows hosts file manipulation
├── Server/
│   ├── DoWebApiController.cs  # PiShock API endpoint handlers
│   └── PiShockRequest.cs      # PiShock request model
├── SwanToMicrosoft.cs         # EmbedIO (Swan) to Microsoft.Extensions.Logging bridge
└── Ui/                        # Blazor UI components (MudBlazor)

License

See LICENSE for details.