FluxFlow is a powerful and flexible application designed for seamless communication and remote execution between client and server environments.

FluxFlow operates on a client-server architecture, with a Rust-based client and a Java-based server. The client retrieves data from the server using specific message sizes and executes it in the shell. The server, equipped with a custom command line and GUI, awaits connections at a specified port until a client establishes a connection. Once connected, users can send commands and perform remote tasks on both Windows and UNIX-based systems.

• Cross-Platform Compatibility: FluxFlow supports remote execution on both Windows and UNIX-based systems, providing a versatile solution for various environments.

• Custom Command Line: The server side boasts a custom command line interface, enhancing user experience and control over remote tasks.

• GUI Interface: The server includes a text-based GUI in the console, making it accessible and user-friendly.

• Single Connection Support: The current version supports one connection at a time, ensuring focused and efficient communication between client and server.

• Rust: Installation Guide
• Java: Download Java

1. Clone the FluxFlow repository.

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

2. Navigate to the client and server directories and follow the installation instructions provided.

1. Start the FluxFlow server:

   java -jar bmt.jar

2. Run the FluxFlow client:

• UnixBase:

  ./client/target/release/client

• Windows:

  ./client/target/release/client.exe

3. Follow on-screen instructions to establish a connection and start remote tasks.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.