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link-lan

v1.0.4

Published

Text and file transfer within a local area network.

Downloads

11

Readme

LinkLAN

中文

Do you ever find yourself in a situation where you urgently need to transfer text or files but can't access messaging apps like WeChat or QQ? Look no further! Try out this browser-based "File Transfer Assistant" that operates within your local network.

This software is built using web technologies and Node.js. You only need a computer with Node.js installed to host your own file transfer assistant within your local network. Moreover, there's no need to download any additional software; you can experience all the features directly in your browser.

This software can run entirely within a network without internet access.

Before using, make sure to test network connectivity between host and target machines using the ping command.

How to Use

npm install -g link-lan

linklan

Command Line Arguments

| Argument | Optional Values | Meaning | |----------|------------------|-----------------------| | -h | - | Get help information | | -f | - | Force rebuild website | | -p | 80~65534 | Specify running port |

Quick Start

  1. Clone the project:

    git clone https://github.com/lidppp/link-lan.git
  2. Navigate to the project directory:

    cd link-lan
  3. Install dependencies:

    npm install
    # Or using yarn (recommended)
    yarn install
  4. Start the server:

    npm run start

    Once you see the following output, the server has started successfully:

    sever run in http://192.168.50.178:3000
    socket.io run in ws://192.168.50.178:3000
    peer.js run in http://192.168.50.178:3001

Page Display

Text Transfer

Click on a message to copy it.

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File Transfer

Click on the avatar to view shared files. Click the ↓↑ button to upload files.

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Click on a file row to download the file.

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