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Caesar

This program provides a simple relay server that can be controlled via the command line.

Prerequisites

Rust toolchain installed

git clone https://github.com/your-username/caesar.git

cd caesar

cargo build --release

The program offers the following commands: serve Starts the relay server.

./target/release/caesar serve

You can optionally specify the listening address and port using flags:

./target/release/caesar serve -p 8080 -l 192.168.1.100

By default, the server listens on 0.0.0.0:1323.

send Sends data through the relay server.

./target/release/caesar send

receive Receives data through the relay server.

./target/release/caesar receive

For more information about the commands and arguments, use:

./target/release/caesar --help

To start a test system, please follow these steps: Start the relay server:

./target/release/caesar serve

Open a send window in another terminal:

./target/release/caesar send

Open a receive window in another terminal:

./target/release/caesar receive

Now you can test the functionality of the relay server.