- Privately and securely share data with friends, family, and business associates.
- Integrated with the operating system's file explorer.
- Run as a distributed system without centralized adminstrators and prying eyes monitoring your activity and data.
npm
- Strongly suggest using NVM outside of containers to manage multiple node versionsNode v8.12.0+
yarn v1.16.0+
# install any new dependencies
yarn install
# run application in development mode
yarn dev
# compile source code and create webpack output
yarn compile
# `yarn compile` & create build with electron-builder
yarn dist
# `yarn compile` & create linux build with electron-builder on any OS
yarn dist-linux
# `yarn compile` & create unpacked build with electron-builder
yarn dist:dir
To distribute pShare with a specific Dynamicd version, you must place the binaries in the specific OS folder and then build as described above.
src/
└── static/
└── dynamicd
├── darwin
└── dynamicd (mac binary)
├── linux
└── dynamicd (linux binary)
└── win32
└── dynamicd (windows binary)
New binaries can be created by following https://github.com/HiddenField/dynamic-vagrant/blob/master/docker.md#extracting-the-binary-build-artefacts-from-the-docker-image
- Run a distribution build as mentioned above
- Use your preferred distributable from within the
dist
folder. Currently available:deb
,tar.gz
, andAppImage
. We test with AppImage - Copy
pshare-0.X.X-x86_64.AppImage
onto your system (Currently tested on Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop) - Run the pShare electron app by double clicking on the AppImage file - App should launch
- Config is stored in
~/.pshare/.dynamic/dynamic.conf
- Data folder is located at -
~/.pshare/.dynamic
- Quiting the pShare Electron App will also terminate the bundled pShare Dynamicd daemon.
Information about the architecture of the application can be found in this document
See LICENSE.md file for copying and use information.