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@wufe/synic

v1.0.7

Published

Client-Server application for transfering files over HTTP automatically.

Downloads

2

Readme

Synic

Client-Server application for transfering files over HTTP automatically.

The protocol is simple:

  • When the server starts, it starts to resolve md5 hashes of the files
  • The client starts oauth2 machine-to-machine authentication
  • Once got the access token, use it for all of the following calls
  • The client asks if there's something to do
  • The server responds no, if there's nothing to do
  • The server responds yes if there's a file to transfer, and gives the path for the file, with a status
  • The client calls the url given by the server, and checks its status (if it's available to download)
  • If it is available to download, downloads it
  • Once finished, the client checks the checksum of the file
  • If the checksum is correct, sends an ACK to the server, which discards the file