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ServeIt

A simple http-server on android

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64
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4
Last push (UTC)
May 14, 2024
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ServeIt

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💻Getting Started

One app to serve them all

ServeIt uses http protocol as a way to share (both send & receive) files between multiple devices.

Any device with a web browser connected to the same LAN network can navigate to the url exposed by ServeIt app, to share files inside the network.

🥽Features

  • Send files to multiple devices connected to the same LAN network
  • Receive files from multiple devices connected to the same LAN network
  • Cross platform file sharing across Android, Windows, Linux, MacOS, iOS basically any OS which supports web browser & http protocol
  • Start a single webpage server from Android (Serves index.html from the exposed root direcory as a webpage under LAN, For more info check #10)

📸Screenshots

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🔐Authentication

Currently there is no authentication from app end. The app assumes anyone connected to the same wifi network as the user is already authenticated.

⚠ Do not use the app in a public wifi.

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📄License

This project and its contents are open source under the GNU GPLv3

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Vignesh Nandakumar ↗

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