quick-transfer
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A one-time file server that displays a QR code to allow your mobile device to get the download URL.
npm install -g quick-transfer
Provide a filename as the first (non-option) argument to serve that file.
quick-transfer shopping-list.txt
Provide multiple filenames to create and serve a zip archive.
quick-transfer notes01.txt notes02.txt notes03.txt
Pipe data to stdin to serve as "stdin.txt". Note that stdin must end.
git diff | quick-transfer
Type: string
Default: 0.0.0.0
Bind the node server to listen on this IPv4 address.
Type: string
Provide an alternate IPv4 address to display without binding to the server. Useful when the server is behind multiple local routers, like inside VirtualBox.
Type: string
Override the extension, usually when piping data. For example create-pdf README.md | quick-transfer -e pdf.
Type: string
Override the entire filename. You may specify the basename here and the extension with either -e or -t.
Type: boolean
Default: false
Force filename arguments to be glob expanded (instead of using the shell). For example quick-transfer -g -- '*.js'.
Type: boolean
Displays the usage string.
Type: number
Use the specified port instead of a system assigned port.
Type: string
Provide the content type header. When specified this will change the filename's extension accordingly. Overrides any value passed in with -e.
Type: boolean
Force additional logging. Turn this on before reporting a bug.
Type: boolean
Displays the version information.
ISC - Copyright © 2018, Cody A. Taylor
FAQs
Use a QR code to transfer file(s) over the local network.
The npm package quick-transfer receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, quick-transfer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that quick-transfer 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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