Homebrew [Release] FileKong - FTP Client for 3DS

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NOTE: This homebrew has been released after seeing the results of this poll: https://twitter.com/Rinnegatamante/status/736487958379933696 . It means this homebrew IS NOT finished, so if you're here just to offend, shitpost, downvote, etc etc according on where you're reading this post, then just do a favour to the whole community, ALT+F4 your web browser ;).


FileKong v.0.1 ALPHA

filekong.jpg

Two 3ds connected using FileKong

FileKong is the first FTP Client ever made for 3DS. At the moment the homebrew IS NOT finished, that's why it's in Alpha state. Actually i don't have time to work on it so i decided to release it "as it is" (i don't even know if i'll ever finish it since at the moment i'm not motivated anymore to work on 3DS scene :D ).
It has been created without watching a single FTP client sourcecode, i worked just seeing what kind of requests a popular FTP client (FileZilla) does to learn how FTP protocool works and i tried to reproduce it writing from scratch the whole code.

What's currently implemented?

  • Unprotected FTP connection and a barebone prototype (probably not working for the most of you) for TLS connection
  • Basic filebrowser for server-side listed contents and SD contents with files removing feature (on both sides).
  • Server->Client and Client->Server file transfer.
  • A barebone timeout resolver (needs several improvements).
  • Screenshots feature.
Controls
A: Open Directory | Send/Receive a file
X: Delete a File/Directory
Left/Right DPad: Switch between server and client
Up/Down DPad: Navigate in current filebrowser
Select: Take a screenshot
Start: Exit homebrew

Little tip: instant server configuration

If you plain to use this homebrew with the same server all the times, you can consider to edit the index.lua file (lines 2-6) to automatically start FileKong with your configuration saving you time editing them manually all the times.
Note that if you're using CIA build, the index.lua file is inside romfs partition of the homebrew so it could be quite hard to edit it if you're not a bit experienced in such things.

Some usages for this homebrew

  • Send files to a web server.
  • Download files from a web server.
  • Transfer files between different consoles / devices (even 3DS<->3DS).
  • Install a CIA file from another 3DS in combination with the FTP Installer integrated in NASA.
  • Delete files on a web server or on your SD.
Download
 
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NOTE: This homebrew has been released after seeing the results of this poll: https://twitter.com/Rinnegatamante/status/736487958379933696 . It means this homebrew IS NOT finished, so if you're here just to offend, shitpost, downvote, etc etc according on where you're reading this post, then just do a favour to the whole community, ALT+F4 your web browser ;).


FileKong v.0.1 ALPHA

filekong.jpg

Two 3ds connected using FileKong

FileKong is the first FTP Client ever made for 3DS. At the moment the homebrew IS NOT finished, that's why it's in Alpha state. Actually i don't have time to work on it so i decided to release it "as it is" (i don't even know if i'll ever finish it since at the moment i'm not motivated anymore to work on 3DS scene :D ).
It has been created without watching a single FTP client sourcecode, i worked just seeing what kind of requests a popular FTP client (FileZilla) does to learn how FTP protocool works and i tried to reproduce it writing from scratch the whole code.

What's currently implemented?

  • Unprotected FTP connection and a barebone prototype (probably not working for the most of you) for TLS connection
  • Basic filebrowser for server-side listed contents and SD contents with files removing feature (on both sides).
  • Server->Client and Client->Server file transfer.
  • A barebone timeout resolver (needs several improvements).
  • Screenshots feature.
Controls
A: Open Directory | Send/Receive a file
X: Delete a File/Directory
Left/Right DPad: Switch between server and client
Up/Down DPad: Navigate in current filebrowser
Select: Take a screenshot
Start: Exit homebrew

Little tip: instant server configuration

If you plain to use this homebrew with the same server all the times, you can consider to edit the index.lua file (lines 2-6) to automatically start FileKong with your configuration saving you time editing them manually all the times.
Note that if you're using CIA build, the index.lua file is inside romfs partition of the homebrew so it could be quite hard to edit it if you're not a bit experienced in such things.

Some usages for this homebrew

  • Send files to a web server.
  • Download files from a web server.
  • Transfer files between different consoles / devices (even 3DS<->3DS).
  • Install a CIA file from another 3DS in combination with the FTP Installer integrated in NASA.
  • Delete files on a web server or on your SD.
Download

Disclaimer: I don't read posts on this forum anymore and i don't give support for my homebrews or other stuffs here. If you need help, contact me on Twitter, on my forum or on Wololo's talk.
Sweet! I will use!
 

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Any chance of a direct link? I'd rather not have to navigate through odious ads.
Does ANYONE looks at Rinnegatamante.it anymore???
EDIT; Guess not
Ja6ohAh.png

Regardless, the idea of having an FTP client run from the system seems epic imo
Notably for sending files system to system :P
 
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Does ANYONE looks at Rinnegatamante.it anymore???
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Regardless, the idea of having an FTP client run from the system seems epic imo
Notably for sending files system to system :P
That's awesome! I'm glad there's a donation instead!
 

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Brings me back to the PSP days where me and my friend wanted to share a game, but didn't have access to a computer so we transferred it wirelesly from PSP to PSP. I just wish this had support, it would be a great app
 

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NOTE: This homebrew has been released after seeing the results of this poll: https://twitter.com/Rinnegatamante/status/736487958379933696 . It means this homebrew IS NOT finished, so if you're here just to offend, shitpost, downvote, etc etc according on where you're reading this post, then just do a favour to the whole community, ALT+F4 your web browser ;).


FileKong v.0.1 ALPHA

filekong.jpg

Two 3ds connected using FileKong

FileKong is the first FTP Client ever made for 3DS. At the moment the homebrew IS NOT finished, that's why it's in Alpha state. Actually i don't have time to work on it so i decided to release it "as it is" (i don't even know if i'll ever finish it since at the moment i'm not motivated anymore to work on 3DS scene :D ).
It has been created without watching a single FTP client sourcecode, i worked just seeing what kind of requests a popular FTP client (FileZilla) does to learn how FTP protocool works and i tried to reproduce it writing from scratch the whole code.

What's currently implemented?

  • Unprotected FTP connection and a barebone prototype (probably not working for the most of you) for TLS connection
  • Basic filebrowser for server-side listed contents and SD contents with files removing feature (on both sides).
  • Server->Client and Client->Server file transfer.
  • A barebone timeout resolver (needs several improvements).
  • Screenshots feature.
Controls
A: Open Directory | Send/Receive a file
X: Delete a File/Directory
Left/Right DPad: Switch between server and client
Up/Down DPad: Navigate in current filebrowser
Select: Take a screenshot
Start: Exit homebrew

Little tip: instant server configuration

If you plain to use this homebrew with the same server all the times, you can consider to edit the index.lua file (lines 2-6) to automatically start FileKong with your configuration saving you time editing them manually all the times.
Note that if you're using CIA build, the index.lua file is inside romfs partition of the homebrew so it could be quite hard to edit it if you're not a bit experienced in such things.

Some usages for this homebrew

  • Send files to a web server.
  • Download files from a web server.
  • Transfer files between different consoles / devices (even 3DS<->3DS).
  • Install a CIA file from another 3DS in combination with the FTP Installer integrated in NASA.
  • Delete files on a web server or on your SD.
Download

Disclaimer: I don't read posts on this forum anymore and i don't give support for my homebrews or other stuffs here. If you need help, contact me on Twitter, on my forum or on Wololo's talk.
dude this is awesome, why would anyone doubt your 3ds homebrewness... you have created some awesome homebrew, why quit now? at least wait until the next handheld from nintendo blasts the 3ds family out of the water and the fans move on to something new.. please, you revolutionized the 3ds homebrew scene... if it wasn't for you, we wouldn't have an app that changes custom themes or sunshell.... you are awesome, if you do quit on the 3ds homebrew scene, do more homebrew for another console please, your work is amazing!
 

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Disclaimer: I don't read posts on this forum anymore and i don't give support for my homebrews or other stuffs here. If you need help, contact me on Twitter, on my forum or on Wololo's talk.
If you don't care about this community or support your stuff here, why bother even posting here?
 

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I don't see why you'd want to leave this community entirely, maybe I'm out of the loop but I've only ever seen supportive comments for your work here, but hey, your choice
 

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