File Transfer
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A CLI tool for secure, cross-platform file transfers between any two computers using end-to-end encryption and a relay.
A full-featured, highly configurable event-driven file transfer server supporting SFTP, HTTP/S, FTP/S, WebDAV with multiple storage backends.
Transfer files over Wi-Fi between your computer and mobile device by scanning a QR code directly from the terminal.
Cross-platform file transfer between Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows over ad hoc WiFi, no network infrastructure required.
A libre file transfer client for macOS and Windows supporting FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, Azure, OneDrive, and more.
A Secure Shell (SSH-2) library for .NET, optimized for parallelism.
A free Windows file manager supporting SFTP, FTP, FTPS, SCP, S3, WebDAV, and local transfers with automation capabilities.
Streaming file transfer over WebTorrent (torrents on the web) using WebRTC.
A fully managed, high-performance FTP and FTPS client library for .NET and .NET Standard, optimized for speed.
A fully managed, high-performance FTP and FTPS client library for .NET and .NET Standard, optimized for speed.
A pure Swift iOS download framework for background downloads, relaunch recovery, resumable transfers, and task management.
A React Native library for efficient file system access and network data transfer with Blob support.
A modern XMPP (Jabber) messaging client for Linux with encryption, calls, and file transfers.
A command-line utility for secure, encrypted file transfers between computers with direct or relayed connections.
A command-line file transfer utility for sending files between computers with end-to-end encryption and direct or relayed connections.
A cross-platform network file transfer application for Windows, macOS, and Linux with automatic device discovery.
SFTP client and server implementation for Go, providing file system operations over SSH connections.
A GitHub Action for securely copying files and artifacts to remote servers via SSH.
A pure Go FTP client library for implementing FTP functionality in Go applications.
A cross-platform terminal user interface (TUI) for managing Bluetooth adapters and devices.
Transfer files over WiFi between your computer and smartphone via QR codes from the terminal.
Direct peer-to-peer file transfer between computers using WebRTC without third-party servers.
A command-line tool for file manipulation and code execution on MicroPython/CircuitPython boards over serial connection.
A Node.js FTP client library with FTPS over TLS, IPv6 support, async/await API, and TypeScript definitions.
A Go library for building fully-featured FTP servers with afero filesystem backend.
A pure JavaScript implementation of Netcat for Node.js, providing TCP/UDP client and server modules with full feature parity.
A shell-based file explorer for ESP8266 and WiPy MicroPython devices, enabling file transfers and REPL access via serial, websocket, or telnet.
A Groovy-based DSL library for connecting to and managing remote SSH servers with a concise syntax.
A Go library providing a simple implementation of SSH protocol features including proxy command support.
A terminal cockpit for servers that provides search, SSH connections, file transfers, container management, and multi-host command execution.
A Vagrant plugin for copying files between host and guest VMs using SCP.
A Go library that simplifies SSH operations for DevOps with keepalive and multiplexing support.
A portable C++ FTP/SFTP client library wrapping libcurl for easy file transfer operations.
A TUI file explorer for SSH servers that lets you browse, edit, and download files remotely with parallel directory traversal.
A Capacitor community plugin for native HTTP requests, file downloads/uploads, and cookie management in hybrid mobile apps.
A powerful XMPP client for macOS with file transfer, VoIP, and end-to-end encryption support.
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