Usage

Sharing data is simple, just add the data, create a link and you're done:

Share a photo:

10f -i my_stuff_to_share image.jpg

Create the link files:

10f -c my_stuff_to_share

Now anyone having the link files can download your photo!

Note: the _tr.10f and _sub.10f files are only needed if you want to share your file for a very long time.

You can then update the data, and the user can download the new data:

10f -i my_stuff_to_share image_2.jpg

To share a folder, say ./images/ just add -f

10f -i -f my_stuff_to_share images

If you only want to share .jpg images in the ./images/ folder, you can add a regex:

10f -i -f my_stuff_to_share images .\.jpg

To check out what you have already shared:

10f -l

or a more thorough list:

10f -la

Note: The number of 'fingers' is how many times your data is shared by other tenfinger nodes.

Using a link file and download the data from it:

So you just got my_stuff_to_share.10f from a friend, to check it out just:

10f my_stuff_to_share

and the shared data will be downloaded.

There is an inbuilt help that you can use like this:

10f -h

And if you want some help with a specific command, like inserting for example ( -i )

10f -h -i

List all available commands with:

10f -list

Stuck or curious? Go here for more information and help.