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README.md

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-# UP
 
-UP is a simple file transfer tool that acts as a drop-in replacement for `scp` and `sftp`. It sends data over HTTPS for much faster uploads without any extra setup. The client uses your existing SSH keys and reads `~/.ssh/config` so you can keep working with the host aliases you already have.
+UP is a simple file transfer tool that acts as a drop-in replacement for `scp` and `sftp`. It sends data over HTTPS for much faster uploads without any extra setup. Up uses your existing SSH keys and reads `~/.ssh/config` so you can keep working with the host aliases you already have.
 
 ## Why UP?
 
 - Transfers are noticeably quicker than traditional `scp` or `sftp`.
 - No setup: use the same SSH keys and host aliases you already have.
-- Small client and server binaries.
+- Small single binary for sending and receiving.
 
 ## Quick Start
 
 Pre-built binaries for common operating systems are available in the [releases](https://github.com/coalaura/up/releases/latest). Choose the download that matches your OS and architecture or build the latest development version yourself:
 
 ```bash
-go build -o server ./server
+go build -o up .
-go build -o up ./client
 ```
 
 Start the server (listens on port 7966) and then upload a file:
 
 ```bash
-./server
+./up receive
 
-./up very_big.tar.xz localhost:7966
+./up send very_big.tar.xz localhost:7966
 ```
 
-Uploaded files are stored under the server's `files/` directory. The client will prompt to trust the server's certificate on first use and will remember it afterwards. Up is built to work behind reverse proxies like nginx.
+Uploaded files are stored under the server's `files/` directory. Up will prompt to trust the server's certificate on first use and will remember it afterwards. Up is built to work behind reverse proxies like nginx.
 
 ## License
 

test.cmd

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 @echo off
 
-go run .\client test.bin localhost:7966
+go run . send test.bin localhost:7966

test.sh

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 #!/bin/bash
 
-go run ./client example.webp localhost:7966
+go run . send example.webp localhost:7966