Upload from CLI, share with browsers.
Clioud is the Rémy 'remeh' Mathieu's entry to the first GopherGala, 2015.
A client/server to upload and share files through http(s), with support of files auto-destruction with TTL.
I only had the possiblity to work on the first day of the competition, saturday, for about 9 hours.
First, you need to use the excellent dependency system gom:
go get github.com/mattn/gom
Then, in the main directory of clioud
gom install
to setup the dependencies.
To start the server:
gom build bin/server/server.go
./server
Available flags for the server executable:
-addr=":9000": The address to listen to with the server.
-cfile="": Path to a TLS certificate. Ex: ./certs/cert.pem
-ckey="": Path to a TLS key file. Ex: ./certs/key.pem
-key="": A shared secret key to identify the client.
-out="./": Directory in which the server can write the data.
-route="/clioud": Route served by the server.
Now that the server is up and running, you can upload files with this command:
gom build bin/client/client.go
./client file1 file2 file3 ...
it'll return the URL to share/delete the uploaded files. Example:
$ ./client --keep -ttl=4h README.md
For file : README.md
URL: http://localhost:9000/clioud/README.md
Delete URL: http://localhost:9000/clioud/README.md/ytGsotfcIUuZZ6eL
Available until: 2015-01-24 23:01:18.452801595 +0100 CET
Available flags for the client executable:
-ca="none": For HTTPS support: none / filename of an accepted CA / unsafe (doesn't check the CA)
-keep=false: Whether or not we must keep the filename
-key="": A shared secret key to identify the client.
-ttl="": TTL after which the file expires, ex: 30m. Valid time units are "ns", "us" (or "µs"), "ms", "s", "m", "h"
-url="http://localhost:9000/clioud": The server to contact.
- Daemon listening for files [ok]
- Daemon serving files [ok]
- Client uploading files [ok]
- Keepname option [ok]
- TTL option [ok]
- Secret key [ok]
- TTL [ok]
- Delete link [ok]
- HTTPs [ok]