Currently, i am just a naive undergraduate students (In fact, its both my first Java project and my first Python project...), please tolerate any mistakes or bugs which might be stupid for an experienced developer.
There might be a situation where we expect our computer to automatically synchronize some files on our mobile phone, without using USB or manually operating, though sometimes, we do not trust a company's application, or even don't trust the Global Internet. We might want to simplify the file transition to a local area.
This project implement a mini file synchronization system between Windows (written in python) and Android OS. It works without the whole Internet but only in a local area network (within the same Wi-Fi, in fact). The final goal includes auto connection, auto detecting changes of the observing files on client devices, encyption in transfer, etc.
We aim to finish two program currently:
- Server Program on Windows
- Client Program on Android
[Surely we can try other "transition pair" such as iOS - WIndows , Android-MacOS, or even iOS- MacOS if you donnot trust Airdrop...]
Windows 10: Python 2.7
Android: Java in Android Studio