NetPuppy needs to be able to receive data from a connection while in connect mode.

If I set up an offense-peer and a connect-back connects to it, the session is fine but as soon as the connect-back closes the connection, the offense-peer seems to cut out. There should be a way for the offense-peer to stay alive when connect-back peers disconnect or even allow for offense-peers to allow channels so you can have multiple connect-back sessions

NetPuppy needs to be able to send data to a connection while in listening mode.

The listener/ offense peer should persist after an initial connection to a client ends.

• allow for multiple clients at once?
• is this even necessary in the first place?

NetPuppy should have a fun ASCII banner which displays in the terminal at runtime

NetPuppy needs to be able to handle all the possible flags and arguments given to her on execution

Is it possible to move the project source code to the main directory because after running git clone I have to run cd NetPuppy/src/netpuppy to get into the directory which is quite tedious. It would be better to just cd Netpuppy :D

Just a suggestion! <3 great work

but also netpuppy connect target | some_other_command | netpuppy reconnect target

NP should be able to accept stdin and stdout of other bash processes.
For example:
printf 'HTTP/1.1 200 OK\n\n%s' "$(cat index.html)" | netcat -l 8888

NetPuppy should be able to start a 'helper' shell on the client when given the --shell flag.

NP should be able to print verbose output about its execution with -v.

Currently the -p arg accepts a string and keeps it, then it is interpreted as an int during listen/connect.
We can use argparse to both validate that the value is an integer, as well as a valid port (between 1 and 65535).

NetPuppy needs to listen on the user's network interface (or 0.0.0.0) for incoming requests.

Write unit testing for shell.go.

NetPuppy should be able to tell what OS we're connect to

Errors and print lines should not exist/ be outputted on the target/ 'connect_back' peer

Argparser should be update to:

• take both flags and keywords (listen vs -l) (? maybe)
• update help section to be more descript

NP should be able to execute command line commands on the other machine and return the output

Argparse portion should utilize unit testing.

Netpuppy should have a '-v --verbose' option which prints debug information

Did someone close the connection? CLose it then dummy

NP should be able to setup a UDP connection b/w peers

NP should be able to take a hostname as an argument and resolve it to an IP address to initiate its connections.

NetPuppy needs to be able to connect to a target IP address and port, as well as maintain the connection.

When attempting listen mode, the -p parameter is required but not respected. No matter what -p argument is passed, we are listening on port 44440.