parrot-feeder 0.11.0

Advanced multi-channel file-sharing tool

General Information

Advanced multichannel file sharing web server.

See also:

• https://hub.docker.com/r/lep0puglabs/parrot-feeder
• https://pypi.org/project/parrot-feeder/

Parrot-feeder is an all-in-one combination of the following tools:

• https://github.com/cyberhexe/ngflask
• https://github.com/mtalimanchuk/flask-filebox
• https://github.com/mtalimanchuk/file-squire-bot

It makes file transferring over Internet easier by giving you a tool to share a local directory through the Ngrok network. It lists the given directory, creates a local web server with Flask, make this server sharing the listed files and creates an Ngrok tunnel to the port used by the Flask server.

In other words, parrot-feeder temporarily exposes your files for downloading on the Internet. Once you stop parrot-feeder, your files stop being shared over Ngrok.

It also exposes an HTML page under the /api/upload path with a form for uploading files to the remote machine.

If you supply the tool with a telegram bot token via the --telegram-bot-token argument or via the TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN env variable, you will also activate a telegram bot that will /fetch or /tail files for you from remote.

Note-1: you also need to supply the --telegram-bot-whitelist or TELEGRAM_BOT_WHITELIST env variable to specify the users allowed to interact with the bot.

Note-2: you may need to sign up for Ngrok for tunneling HTML pages.

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Installation

Download the Docker image:

docker pull lep0puglabs/parrot-feeder:latest

or build the Docker image yourself:

docker build -t parrot-feeder -f ./Dockerfile .

Run the Docker image:

docker run --rm -it -p 4200:4200 parrot-feeder

Or install the package using PyPI:

sudo pip3 install parrot-feeder

After starting the server, you can navigate to the following URLs:

• / - for seeing the listing
• /api/upload - for accessing the API for uploading files

Usage

Serve files and folder from the current working directory

parrot-feeder

or

docker run --rm -it -p 4200:4200 parrot-feeder

Serve files and folders from the /tmp directory

parrot-feeder --directory /tmp

Print served files to the console on startup

parrot-feeder --directory /tmp -pf

Bind the server to the given address

parrot-feeder --ip 10.10.10.10 --port 5050

Print help

parrot-feeder -h

On startup print the actual files being shared over Ngrok

parrot-feeder -pf

Use a telegram bot to serve you files from the remote server:

parrot-feeder --telegram-bot-token token --telegram-bot-whitelist username1,username2