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p2pshare

v1.0.1

Published

`p2pshare` is a **Node.js CLI tool** for secure, resumable, parallel **peer-to-peer** file sharing. Built with **TCP sockets** and **event-driven architecture**, it allows multiple peers to send chunks of a file simultaneously, encrypted end-to-end.

Readme

🔗 p2pshare – Secure, Encrypted, Parallel P2P File Sharing CLI

📌 Overview

p2pshare is a Node.js CLI tool for secure, resumable, parallel peer-to-peer file sharing.
Built with TCP sockets and event-driven architecture, it allows multiple peers to send chunks of a file simultaneously, encrypted end-to-end.


✨ Features

  • 🔒 AES Encryption for file data + RSA Encryption for key exchange
  • Parallel Multi-Peer Downloads with file chunking
  • 📊 Real-time progress tracking (bytes sent/received + %)
  • Pause & Resume functionality for transfers
  • 🔁 Event-driven architecture leveraging Node.js non-blocking I/O
  • Integrity verification using SHA-256 hashes

🛠 Tech Stack

  • Node.js – Event-driven runtime
  • net – TCP networking
  • crypto – AES + RSA encryption
  • fs – File system operations
  • commander – CLI command parsing

🚀 Installation

npm install -g p2pshare

📦 Usage

Sender

To send a file, simply specify the file path. The tool will start a server and wait for receivers.

p2pshare send <file-path>
  • Encrypts the file using AES-256.
  • Listens on a port for incoming connections from receivers.
  • Sends the file to all connected peers in parallel.

Receiver

To receive a file, provide the sender's IP address, port, and the desired destination path.

p2pshare receive <sender-ip> <port> <destination-path>
  • Connects to the sender.
  • Downloads the encrypted file.
  • Decrypts and saves the file to the specified path.

🌐 Example Flow

Scenario: User A has a large file (movie.mp4) and wants to share it with User B and User C.

[ You (A) ]
     |
     |  (Chunks via TCP)
     v
[ Friend B ] <----+
     |            |
(Chunks via TCP)  | (This is the P2P part:
     |            |  B becomes a sender for C)
     v            |
[ Friend C ] <----+
  1. User A (Sender):

    • Runs p2pshare send movie.mp4.
    • The tool encrypts the file and waits for connections on port 5000.
  2. User B (Receiver 1):

    • Runs p2pshare receive <User-A-IP> 5000 "D:\movies\movie.mp4".
    • Starts downloading the file from User A.
  3. User C (Receiver 2):

    • Runs p2pshare receive <User-A-IP> 5000 "C:\downloads\movie.mp4".
    • Also starts downloading the file from User A, at the same time as User B.