Blyg (shy)
Is a sharing platform that utilizes websockets and end-to-end encryption. There's browser support through javascript, as well as a cli tool that allows Linux users to upload from the terminal.
Examples
Starting a receiver
$ blyg receive --path ~/Downloads
This will give you a session ID that you can share to others.
Once someone sends you a file - it will ask you for approval to receive.
And if accepted, it will end up in Downloads.
Starting an upload
$ blyg upload --path ./test.txt --id 7456
7456 is the session ID of the receive command.
Configuring
Blyg uses TOML, stored in ~/.config/blyg/share.toml.
Here's an example:
[general]
protocol = "https"
host = "share.blyg.se"
port = 443
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Release files for blyg 0.8
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| Tags | Python 2 Python 3 |
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