TON Storage UI based on tonutils-storage
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Install
- For Windows click on installer
- For Mac drag icon to Applications
- For Linux install .deb with
dpkg -i
After installation, you could click Add Torrent and download 85d0998dcf325b6fee4f529d4dcf66fb253fc39c59687c82a0ef7fc96fed4c9f to see how it works.
You could also create torrent from some of your folders and share bag id or meta file with your friends, but keep in mind, that at least one of you should have public ip address. Otherwise, you could use one of the storage providers to host your files.
At the first start, this program will try to resolve your external IP and check port availability. If ports are closen, then you can download only from peers with public IP (similar to regular torrent). You could always enable seed mode in settings and set external ip manually, for example, if check failed because of something else.
To build, you need to install Wails, then run:
make build-[mac|windows|linux-[deb|tar]]
Tunnels adds ability to rent address+port from another node, for example to can share your bags even to peers with non-public IP. This is useful when your provider not gives you public ip address, but you want to host your ton-site or bags from local computer. This can also speed up download speed becuase you can connect to more peers.
- Get nodes-pool config file from your tunnel provider.
- At Settings select nodes-pool json file as tunnel config.
- After configuration saving you will be asked about tunnel route
- When you agree, your connection will be tunnelled.
To run in live development mode, run wails dev in the project directory. This will run a Vite development
server that will provide very fast hot reload of your frontend changes. If you want to develop in a browser
and have access to your Go methods, there is also a dev server that runs on http://localhost:34115. Connect
to this in your browser, and you can call your Go code from devtools.