• docker (if you want it to run as a container)
• nodejs and NPM (if you don't have docker)
• JDK 8
• maven

The client can be found here (though the init.sh script should take care of that for you).

Clone this repo.

This application is initialized using the ./init.sh script. Run ./init.sh --help to see the available options.

Whether containerized or on the host OS, the application will be available on localhost:8080. Upload a file, then close your browser (or even restart your machine!) before it hits 100%. When you try to upload the same file, the upload process will pick up where it left off.

NOTE: If you're behind a corporate firewall, set the HTTP_PROXY and HTTP_PROXY_PORT environment variables

• Chunk-based upload.
• Toggle between single stream and chunked uploads.
• Progress table.
• Fault-tolerant; can resume upload even after restarting your machine.
• Containerization.

• Checksum for data integrity
• Scheduled file cleanup
• Authentication
• Persisting historical data about uploads
• Deployment
• Docker integration.
• Unit Tests.
• Refactor most logic into a singleton.