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A 1-1 network pipe that auto discovers other peers using mdns
npm install -g airpaste
On one machine run
echo hello world | airpaste
On another one run
airpaste
If the two machines are on the same network the second one will now print hello world
.
Optionally you can provide an pipe name as the second argument
echo only streams to test | airpaste test
That way the output only gets send to another user doing airpaste test
You can use airpaste to share files across the network by piping them to/from airpaste
On one machine do
airpaste < my.file
On another
airpaste > my.file
Since airpaste just outputs to stdout you can also do stuff like piping movies/music to mplayer (or any other program that supports streaming to stdin)
On one machine
airpaste | mplayer -
On another
airpaste < movie.mp4
You can also use this module from node
var airpaste = require('airpaste')
var stream = airpaste()
process.stdin.pipe(stream).pipe(process.stdout)
Optionally you can pass a namespace to airpaste()
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A 1-1 network pipe that auto discovers other peers using mdns
The npm package airpaste receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, airpaste popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that airpaste demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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