We can send files using the CLI!

I have some optimizations to make because sending small files is just as slow as sending large files, causing super low speed upload 💀

We also display the URL, command, and keys (used by the server) to connect as a receiver and start downloading files.

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The protocol is kinda complex and I’m planning to write a documentation on how to use it for any matter (like automations or 3rd party clients), and a terminal generally being for nerds (especially when a desktop GUI app is planned) make this the best place to showcase how the relay system really work, so I implemented a flag --debug-performances that log every actions into a file, also useful to debug performances (if you didn’t guessed…).

The sender sends files to the relay, one by one, chunk by chunk to the relay, which will pipe them to the receiver afterwards. Chunks are fully encrypted on both clients and server cannot access their content whatsoever. To ensure even better security, I also display a warning with confirmation before continuing if the server is using HTTP instead of HTTPS.

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There is many things happening that isn’t easy to see, and many little details (like some responsive resizing for low sized terminals) that many people may never encounteer, and I’m proud of how those devlogs are only like 7h long??

Anyway, here’s a video of where I currently am, and thanks for reading all of that garbage nonsense written by a french guy that isn’t quite good at telling things in foreign languages.