BitTorrent

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1. 💡01

   P2P File Sharing Application

   This project implements the BitTorrent protocol for peer-to-peer file sharing in a terminal-based environment. It enables users to connect with peers, manage file chunks, and log messages.

   • ✓Solves P2P file sharing challenges
2. 🛠02

   Monolithic Layered Architecture

   The application is structured as a single Java monolith with multiple peer classes managing connections and data chunks. It operates entirely in a terminal environment.

   • !Uses layered architecture
3. 📄03

   FileOwner.java

   The FileOwner.java file manages the ownership of file chunks among peers, showcasing the developer's focus on chunk management and peer interactions.

   • ✓Highlights chunk management logic

   FileOwner.java

   public class FileOwner {
       private List<Chunk> chunks;
       
       public FileOwner() {
           chunks = new ArrayList<>();
       }
       
       public void addChunk(Chunk chunk) {
           chunks.add(chunk);
       }
       
       public List<Chunk> getChunks() {
           return chunks;
       }
   }

4. ✓04

   No CI Tests Configured

   The project currently does not have any configured continuous integration tests or frameworks. Testing practices may be minimal or absent.

   • !No CI workflows found
5. 🚀05

   No CI/CD Workflows Configured

   There are no CI/CD workflows configured for deployment in this project. Deployment strategies are not defined.

   • !No deployment workflows found
6. ▶06

   Clone the Repository

   To explore the project, clone the repository using the command below.

   git clone https://github.com/shashankcm95/BitTorrent

graph TD;
    A[Terminal-based App] --> B[Tracker]
    A --> C[Peer Connections]
    A --> D[Chunking]
    A --> E[Logging]