Wormhole-gui is a cross-platform application that lets you easily share files, folders and text between devices. It uses the Go implementation of magic-wormhole, called wormhole-william, and compiles statically into a single binary. Wormhole-gui is also compatible with sending to and receiving from other wormhole clients, such as the cli applications from both wormhole-william and magic-wormhole.
Built using the following Go modules:
- fyne (version 2.0.4)
- wormhole-william (version 1.0.5)
- compress (version 1.13.3)
The initial version was built in less than one day to show how quick and easy it is to use fyne for developing applications.
Wormhole-gui an open source project that is provided free of charge and that will continue to be the case forever. If you use wormhole-gui and appreciate the work being put into it, please consider supporting the development through GitHub Sponsors. This is in no way a requirement, but would be greatly appreciated and would allow for even more improvements to come further down the road.
Wormhole-gui compiles into a statically linked binary with no runtime dependencies. Compiling requires a Go compiler (1.14 or later) and the prerequisites for Fyne.
Please visit the release page for downloading the latest releases.
Pre-built binaries are available for FreeBSD, Linux, MacOS (x86-64
and arm64
) and Windows (x86-64
).
Systems with the compile-time requirements satisfied can build the project using go build
in the project root:
go build
The project is available in the Fyne Apps Listing and can be installed either using the fyne get
command or using the Fyne Apps Installer.
It can also be built and installed using GNU Make (installing is currently only supported on Linux and BSD):
make
sudo make install
Contributions are strongly appreciated. Everything from creating bug reports to contributing code will help the project a lot, so please feel free to help in any way, shape or form that you feel comfortable doing.
- Wormhole-gui is licensed under
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3
.