☠️ This isn't maintained nor does it work or have any shred of quality security ☠️

Use magic-wormhole instead!

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I am extremely tired of needing a USB stick to transfer files between computers. While netcat, scp, dropbox, and other tools solve this problem, I'd like the solution to be a bit simpler.

Often, a person wants to transfer files to another person on the same network. This network doesn't have any special configuration. Each user is able to see the other on the network.

The goal of this software is to make the above situation simple. Both users download the program, open the application, and can transfer files to one another without needing to be connected to the internet.

TBD - right now, I'm planning on having a simple browser interface.

You would download the program, execute it, and be presented with an interface displaying other users on the network. To transfer a file, you would drag the file on to the other user. If the other user wants to receive the file (which of course they will) they will confirm the transfer, allowing it to proceed.

1. Download the source

   git clone https://github.com/derwolfe/teiler.git

2. Make a virtualenv for the application with:

   vitualenv venv

3. Install the dependencies with

   source ./venv/bin/activate make install-dev

If you'd like to contribute, just fork the repository and submit a pull request.

You can run tests by using:

`make test`

If you'd like to see coverage information:

`make cover`

Lastly, lint can be run using:

`make lint`

For a final check, tox can be used. As long as you have it available in your path, you can run the tests and linters using:

`tox`

Thanks!