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@itsrainingmani/fatline

v0.1.0

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Ephemeral text transfer between devices.

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itsrainingmaniitsrainingmani

Keywords

cliclipboardirohp2ptext-transfer

Readme

fatline

Ephemeral text transfer between devices.

bunx @itsrainingmani/fatline
echo "hello" | bunx @itsrainingmani/fatline send opal-cedar-k9q4x

fatline uses short rendezvous codes for pairing and sends the payload over an Iroh device-to-device connection. The rendezvous service stores only a temporary Iroh ticket, never the text payload.

The hosted rendezvous Worker applies lightweight per-IP rate limits: 20 code creations per minute and 120 lookups per minute.

Commands

fatline [--raw] [--multi] [--ttl 60s] [--copy-code]
fatline listen [--raw] [--multi] [--ttl 60s] [--copy-code]
fatline send [--raw] [--paste] <code-or-ticket> [text]

--multi keeps the receiver process open. Rendezvous codes are still one-time use, so repeated sends should use listen --raw --multi.

Set FATLINE_RENDEZVOUS_URL to point the CLI at a different Cloudflare Worker. If unset, it uses https://fatline-rendezvous.itsmani.workers.dev.

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test
npm run dev:worker