I made casual file transfer tool. and wana know your opinion.

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加藤泰隆

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Jul 23, 2020, 10:45:49 AM7/23/20
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I have many machine.
desktop, note, raspberry pi, and Android smart phones..
I wish easy file transfer to there.
But, In the tools I know of, not easy.
Therefore, I made tools by Golang!


auto sync mode is don't need to know the server's IP address
Android client is easy to read server address by QR Code.

and, this tool depend http and can Interesting uses.

But, I suffered to make Android client by Apache cordova.
If you know to make easy mobile application by golang, I want to tell me.

thanks.

Brian Candler

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Jul 23, 2020, 2:10:18 PM7/23/20
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Have you looked at syncthing (also in go)?

It also uses QR codes for setup, but these contain crypto public keys rather than IP addresses. It has an Android client.  You may be able to steal ideas.

加藤泰隆

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Jul 23, 2020, 7:41:53 PM7/23/20
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I welcome your message.

I didn't know this app and transfer details.
Certainly, QR Code can send more informations.
My app are not good enough.

But, For example, My app is not support https.
So,My app local network use case only.
It's not flexible for improve.
This problem depend used plugin on Apache cordova.
I will search another plugin and will try to improve.
many thanks!

加藤泰隆

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Aug 11, 2020, 5:53:50 AM8/11/20
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Hi. 

I researched "syncthing" and analyze this.
My tool didn't have enough feature.

 - View synchronization status on both servers and clients
 - directory support
 - Synchronized settings can be saved.

I implemented that.


Could you take a look at it?

But, GUIs, proprietary protocols and relay servers could not be implemented...

Thanks for the advice.
I've learned to think about UX!



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