Hako: Command Line Cloud Storage

Hako is a command line cloud storage client, intefacing with the Hako server backend.

Installation

To install the Hako client, use pip install hako

Usage

Using the client requires logging in. To login, use hako login. This will prompt you for a username and password, and will store an authentication token at ~/.hakorc.

To list the files available in your cloud storage, run hako ls.

To upload a file, use hako upload <filename>. Currently, filenames in the server must be unique. Two options can be added: --encrypt and --make_public. Public files are accessible to any user through the generated link, while encrypted files will require this CLI to download (along with a password entered by the user). Files are encrypted end to end with SHA256 encryption.

To share a file, use hako share <filename>. This will generate a link that can be used to share the file over a standard web browser, or using wget from the command line. To delete this link (and prevent further downloads), use hako unshare <filename>.

To remove a file, use hako rm <filename>.