Theron Spiegl

It was CLI-only before I made the GUI a couple months ago, but I didn't keep the functionality unfortunately. It wouldn't be too hard to restore but would take some...

It's actually almost done! In the `cli` branch. Still need to figure out how to allow for inputting list of files for multi-file transfers while also maintaining stdin for password...

`filepath.Glob` is a great idea, thanks. How to allow for multiple file paths properly though? The syntax will ideally be something like `$ ./flyingcarpet -send pic1.jpg pic2.jpg pic3.jpg -peer linux`...

Interesting, thanks! I like that idea except that it makes the user type the `-send` flag multiple times, which could get annoying for longer lists. I just had another idea...

Actually I was able to check, and using quotes does work! So I may do that, just use `-send multi` and let the users tack on however many filenames and...

Okay, it's ready! Please give it a try and let me know what you think. https://github.com/spieglt/flyingcarpet/tree/cli

No, I had a [note](https://github.com/spieglt/FlyingCarpet/blob/d31f53c346ab2e182bc525310ba0cf0d45f76f5a/README.md#questions-for-hypothetical-users) about this in the readme up until recently. You're the first person to ask about it since the Rust rewrite. It should be possible without...

Not sure but I would guess not, I haven't been on Facebook in years at this point and don't have a fanpage to test with. It may be fairly easy...

Unfortunately no. The Android device has to host the hotspot since macOS doesn't let you start hotspots programmatically. And Android's [startLocalOnlyHotspot](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/WifiManager#startLocalOnlyHotspot) method generates the SSID and password for you.

Webcam, maybe? I'm not sure how complicated that is. Bluetooth is a good idea but would be a lot of work. Will keep these in mind and do some research.