nindalf / goof

Simple file sharing using HTTP

Goof

Goof (Go offer one file) is the Go version of Woof. It starts a server which serves a file or a folder. You can control the number of times the file is downloaded as well as the time the server is active.

Installing

If you have Go installed then you can run the following commands

go get github.com/nindalf/goof
//cd to directory
go install 

Or download from here for Linux and Mac

Using

#####To serve a file or folder once

goof -f /path/to/file

Additional options:

goof -f /path/to/file -c 2 -t 60 -i 192.168.1.9 -p 3000

• f - file path of the file/folder that should be shared. Required.

• c - The number of times the file can be downloaded. Optional, default is 1. c = -1 indicates unlimited number of downloads. Flag is ignored if folder is served interactively.

• t - The time in minutes that the server runs before exiting. Optional, default is 0 (forever until parameter c is satisfied).

• i - The IP address on which the server should run. Optional, default is all available addresses.

• p - The port on which the server should listen. Optional, default is 8086.

• a - Indicates if the folder to be served is to be archived. Optional, default is false (not archived and served interactively).

#####Uploads

goof -u

• f - Directory where the file should be saved. Optional, default is current working directory.

• t, i, and p are the same. c and a do not apply.