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Fast file transfer over UDP Broadcast.
pip install udp-filetransfer
git clone https://gitlab.com/Trickster-Animations/udp-filetransfer.git
cd udp-filetransfer
poetry || pip install poetry
poetry install
Now, you can use it through poetry:
poetry run python -m udp_filetransfer
To use it from system python, do:
poetry build
cd dist
pip3 install *.whl
Now, you can use it by running:
python3 -m udp_filetransfer
To send a file:
python3 -m udp_filetransfer send [filepath]
To receive a file:
python3 -m udp_filetransfer receive
Note: The receiver has to be started first.
Just add the udp-filetransfer
package, like with any other dependency.
# receive.py
import udp_filetransfer
output = udp_filetransfer.receive()
print(output)
# send.py
from sys import argv
import udp_filetransfer
udp_filetransfer.send(argv[1])
Note: Just like with CLI, the receiver needs to be started first.
Package maintained by Trickster Animations
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Reliable filetransfer over UDP
We found that udp-filetransfer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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