GhostFile is a lightweight, one-time file upload server that automatically shuts down after handling an upload. It’s designed for quick, ephemeral file transfers and is distributed as a single, self-contained binary. GhostFile can run in either command-line (CLI) mode or with a graphical user interface (GUI). Important notes:

Preferred Usage: Running the binary is the recommended way to use GhostFile because it is self-contained and requires no additional dependencies. Dual-Mode Operation:

CLI Mode: When launched from a terminal, GhostFile runs in CLI mode with all command-line options available. GUI Mode: When launched from a desktop environment (or forced with --gui true), a GUI appears with configuration fields and a live log window. You may override the auto-detection with the flag: --gui true or --gui false.

Asset Inclusion: The web interface requires the accompanying index.html, which is bundled with the binary. Platform Compatibility: Although GhostFile is likely compatible with Windows and macOS, it has only been tested on Linux. ARM64 Testing: Binaries for both Intel (x86_64) and ARM64 have been built. ARM64 testing is limited – please report any issues.