Welcome to Project Shinobu, a peer-to-peer file transfer application! As the name suggests its a program that can be used to send files (or folders) of arbitrary size directly between two users. This page contains a information for potential users and programmers alike, as well as a bit of history about the application.
Before we start I must mention a few caveats. This is a hobby project of mostly one guy. Using a lot of things not used anywhere else. When I say 'secure', I mean it in this context (meaning it should not be considered secure). If the potential lack of actual security bothers you, don't use it, otherwise you can grab the it here.. The download contains only the CLI application. When version 6 releases the GUI will also be available. Note that this is what I consider the latest stable version and is fairly old. It uses .NET framework and not Core, as such is missing many improvements to performance.
Programmers may find useful information about the library itself in the subchapters, organized along the lines of the 3 main parts of the project:
Again, this is a hobby project. Don't expect API stability or anything like that. If you are fine with that though feel free to play around.
The one last thing that has to be mentioned is the name. Some of you might already know from the project names: They are all named after characters from the Monogatari Series, a Japanese light novel (and manga, and anime) series. There is no further logic behind them, they are just there for my own amusement.
Most of the stuff (including most of this website, unless otherwise mentioned) was made by me, Barnabás Kása.
You can find me on GitHub.
My partner in crime for Ononoki was Ákos, Princz.
Shinobu is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0,
source code will be available on GitHub when I finish up version 6..