Guided tour

1. 💡01

   P2P File Sharing Application

   This project implements the BitTorrent protocol for peer-to-peer file sharing in a terminal-based Java application. It enables users to connect with peers, share files, and manage data chunks efficiently.

   • ✓Solves file sharing challenges
2. 🛠02

   Monolithic Architecture

   The application is structured as a single Java monolith with layered architecture, featuring multiple peer classes that handle various aspects of the BitTorrent protocol. This design allows for efficient communication and data management among peers.

   • !Uses layered architecture
3. 📄03

   Peer Class Implementation

   The 'Peer1.java' file exemplifies the core functionality of peer management in the application, showcasing how peers connect and communicate. This file reflects the developer's focus on modular design for handling peer interactions.

   • ✓Contains peer management logic

   Peer1.java

   public class Peer1 {
       // Peer management logic
       public void connect() {
           // Connection code
       }
       // Other methods
   }

4. ✓04

   No CI Configuration

   Currently, there are no configured CI workflows or testing frameworks for this project. This indicates a potential area for improvement in ensuring code quality and reliability.

   • !No CI workflows present
5. 🚀05

   No Deployment Configurations

   There are no CI/CD workflows or deployment configurations set up for this project. This suggests that the application is intended for local execution without automated deployment processes.

   • !No deployment workflows present
6. ▶06

   Try It Out

   To explore the project, clone the repository using the command below. You can run the application locally to test its functionality.

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

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