Ghost Drop is a file-handling service that allows users to securely upload and download files using unique codes. The CLI tools provides an easy-to-use interface to interact with the Ghost Drop server.
- Secure Uploads: Upload files to the Ghost Drop server and retrieve a unique code for download.
- Secure Downloads: Download files associated with a unique code as a ZIP archive.
- Encryption Support: Files are encrypted for secure storage and decrypted when downloaded.
- Multiple Files: Supports uploading and downloading multiple files at once.
- Command-Line Interface: Easily interact with the service directly from the terminal.
- Cross-Platform: Works on any platform where Node.js is installed.
You can install the Ghost Drop CLI globally via npm:
npm install -g cli-ghost-dropOnce installed, you can verify the installation by running:
ghostdrop --helpTo upload a file and get a unique code, use the upload command:
ghostdrop upload <file_path>Example:
ghostdrop upload ./myfile.txtAfter a successful upload, the CLI will output a unique code that can be used to download the file.
To download files associated with a unique code, use the download command:
ghostdrop download <unique_code>Example:
ghostdrop download abc123This will download the files as a ZIP archive.
You can always see the available commands and options by running:
ghostdrop --helpupload <file>: Uploads a file to Ghost Drop and retrieves a unique code.download <code>: Downloads files associated with a unique code as a ZIP archive.--help: Shows help information for available commands.
Contributions are welcome! To contribute:
- Fork the repository.
- Create a new branch for your feature or bugfix.
- Submit a pull request.
This CLI interacts with the Ghost Drop server, which has the following features:
- Automatic Expiry: Uploaded files have a configurable expiry time, ensuring data is not stored indefinitely.
- Encryption: Files are encrypted before storage, and decrypted upon download for added security.
- Multithreaded Uploads: Supports multithreaded uploads to speed up the process.
- Cron Jobs for Cleanup: Scheduled jobs clean up expired files and data.
- Future Integrations: Planned integrations include AWS S3 for cloud storage support.
For support or inquiries, please reach out via GitHub Issues.