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You can do that with keybase. If you have the kbfs mounted just do `echo test >> /Volumes/keybase/private/<username>/clipboard.txt` and on the receiving machine
by drexlspivey 6y ago
You can do that with keybase. If you have the kbfs mounted just do `echo test >> /Volumes/keybase/private/<username>/clipboard.txt` and on the receiving machine you can see the text arriving with `tail -f /Volumes/keybase/private/<username>/clipboard.txt`
And it's e2e ecrypted by default! You can use this to make a DIY encrypted chat app in a few lines. Just write to the respective folder which is implicitly there by default i.e `echo "Hello world" >> /keybase/private/alice,bob/chat.txt` and the files is automatically encrypted with alice and bob's keys