Zeeka

Installation

npm install -g zeeka

Usage

The gif posted above is self explanatory.

Just choose a directory/folder to share, set a username and password & mention any subdomain to connect your filesystem to the internet.

If the subdomain is available, it will be assigned, else an auto generated subdomain will be assigned.

A zeeka link will be generated on pressing Enter and a local web server will start on port 5000.

Share this link and the credentials with your friends & start sharing 🍎

Zeeka Vs Cloud Sharing

Normally if you want to share files with someone remotely, you have to upload them to third party servers or cloud storage services. You then provide a link to people who wish to access your files.

Zeeka works differently! Zeeka connects a directory in your filesystem to the internet. You set your own credentials, so you have full control on who can access that directory. People having access can upload, download, create or modify files in that directory from anywhere in the world.

This eliminates the overhead of uploading files to third party servers and then trusting them with your data.

Credits

Zeeka uses ZeekaFileManager (https://github.com/zaygozi/ZeekaFileManager) which is a fork of RichFileManager (https://github.com/servocoder/RichFileManager) for its web frontend.

Zeeka is currently using localtunnel public servers in its beta phase.

How Can I Contribute?

Refer the Issues section

Warning

Currently working on Linux & Mac OS

Dont expect high performance or strong connectivity in the beta phase as requests are routed through public servers managed by localtunnel

Work in progress