peterq/pan-light
Pan Light
Pan-light is a tool for managing and downloading files from Baidu network storage. It provides high-speed file downloading and remote media streaming capabilities.
The application uses concurrent segmented transfers to maximize network throughput and employs disk-persisted state tracking to resume interrupted downloads. It also includes a local proxy to bypass hotlinking protections, allowing remote videos to be streamed directly into a media player.
The project features a cross-platform graphical user interface built with Go and Qt. Additionally, it supports remote software previews by running instances in containers and streaming the interface to a web browser via WebRTC.
Features
- High-Speed Download Optimizations - Maximizes network throughput for large file downloads using concurrent segmented transfers and resumable state.
- Cloud Storage Managers - Manages and downloads files from Baidu network storage while bypassing speed and hotlinking restrictions.
- Transfer State Persistence - Saves download progress and byte offsets to local storage to allow resuming interrupted transfers.
- Media Stream Pipelines - Streams videos from cloud storage directly to a local media player via a proxy.
- Video Streaming - Streams remote video content into a local media player while bypassing hotlinking restrictions.
- Local Proxy Gateways - Routes network storage video streams through a local proxy to bypass remote hotlinking protections.
- Resumable Downloads - Saves download progress to disk to continue file transfers from the last saved point after a restart.
- Segmented Downloaders - Implements concurrent segmented transfers using goroutines to maximize network bandwidth during file downloads.
- Ephemeral Preview Environments - Runs the application inside remote containers and streams the interface to a browser via WebRTC.
- Remote Control Previews - Runs a software instance within a container and connects users via WebRTC for remote control.
- Application Interface Streaming - Runs software inside a remote container and streams the interface to a browser for instant access.
- Cross-Platform Desktop Development - Uses Go and Qt5 to build a consistent native desktop application for multiple operating systems.
- Remote Application Previews - Runs software instances within isolated containers to host preview versions for users without local installation.
- Cross-Platform UI Frameworks - Provides a consistent graphical user interface across multiple operating systems using Go and the Qt framework.
- Interactive Application Previews - Runs the application inside a remote container and streams the interface to a browser for instant user trials.
- Interface Streaming - Transmits the application visual output from a remote container to a browser for real-time remote control.
- Personal Tools and Apps - Baidu Netdisk client.
