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peer-ftp

v0.0.2

Published

2 years ago

A tool to share files between peers, simply, and quickly.

Downloads

5

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peer-ftp

A tool to share files between peers, simply, and quickly.

Usage

Sender needs to choose what file to send.
Receiver needs to choose where to store the file being received.

Flow

Sender initiates send of file with peer-ftp passing in input file path.
Senders uses external channel to pass generated one time code to receiver.
Receiver starts peer-ftp passing in output file path.
Receiver enters one time code given by sender.
Receiver uses external channel to pass one time code to sender.
Sender enters one time code given by receiver.
Sender and receiver should now be connected and file should start transferring.

Note: External channel refers to any means of communication between sender and receiver. Could be email, SMS, carrier pigeon, telepathy, Slack, phone call, ...

Sender

npx peer-ftp -i <input-file-path>

Receiver

npx peer-ftp -o <output-file-path>

Potential Improvements/Continual Work

Send/Receive more than 1 file
Allow passing in custom STUN/TURN servers
Browser based compatible lib/client