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Server: - Split into views, routes, helpers, models modules - Merged /ws/talk and /ws/update into single /ws/chat endpoint - Replaced polling with push-based broadcast model - Added username uniqueness validation on connect - Fixed run_server arguments bug (workers parameter) - Removed deprecated loop argument from Sanic listeners - Replaced datetime.utcnow() with timezone-aware datetime.now(timezone.utc) Client: - Rewrote client as single-file module - Migrated from websocket-client to websockets (asyncio) - Fixed websocket-client conflict with asyncio event loop on Windows - Added progress indicators for key generation, exchange, connection - Added animated 3D spinning cube in UI - Updated RSA key from 512 to 2048 bits CLI: - Removed unnecessary asyncio.run() wrapper - Simplified entry point
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# CMD CHAT
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**CMD CHAT** is a new milestone in console communication.
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A fully anonymous chat between two clients, impossible to intercept or hand over.
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All data exists only in RAM and is wiped after the session ends.
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No logs, no traces, no compromise.
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## 🔒 Key Features
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- Full anonymity
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- End-to-End encryption (RSA + symmetric key)
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- Data stored only in memory (RAM), deleted on exit
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- No logging, no persistence on disk
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- Easy to run via Python or CLI
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## ⚙️ How It Works
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1. The client generates an RSA key pair.
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2. The server creates a symmetric key.
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3. The client sends its public key to the server.
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4. The server encrypts the symmetric key and sends it back.
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5. The client decrypts and confirms the key.
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6. From that point, all communication is done via symmetric encryption.
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Everything happens in memory only. Nothing is written to disk.
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## 🚀 Installation & Run
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### Python
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1. Clone the repository:
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`git clone https://github.com/emilycodestar/cmd-chat.git`
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`cd cmd-chat`
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2. Create a virtual environment and install dependencies:
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Linux / macOS:
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`python -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate && pip install -r requirements.txt`
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Windows (PowerShell):
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`python -m venv venv ; .\venv\Scripts\activate ; pip install -r requirements.txt`
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3. Start the server (set a password for client connections):
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`python cmd_chat.py serve 0.0.0.0 3000 --password YOUR_PASSWORD`
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4. Connect a client:
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`python cmd_chat.py connect SERVER_IP 3000 USERNAME YOUR_PASSWORD`
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Example (local run):
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`python cmd_chat.py connect localhost 3000 tyler YOUR_PASSWORD`
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## 🎥 Example
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Here’s how it looks in action:
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