Flag -save for the receiver to specify where to save the file

[marcossegovia]

Current Behaviour
The path from the receiving file is the same as the received file, with no capability of changing the actual path for the current saving

Expected behavior:
When accepting the sending, it should prompt the for a a path where to store the received file (optionally?)

[schollz]

@marcossegovia

You've found a bug (I made it #32)! When sending the file, it should only send the filename, not the file path! I will fix this.

The default behavior of the receiver should be to save the file in whatever directory is currently being run from. I think you are also suggesting a good feature - the ability for the receiver to specify where the file is saved. However I don't want this to be default because I want the receiver to do as little as possible by default. I can keep this issue up for this feature!

[marcossegovia]

Seems cool to me @schollz keep it up !

BTW nice repo idea, love it.

[threefjord]

Can I do this one?

I'm assuming that with just ./croc -save it should query during the recieve, just after "ok? (y/n): ", but with ./croc -save <path> it should just use the provided path.

[schollz]

@threefjord Sounds perfect. Its yours!

[threefjord]

Woooo! Just made the PR ( #37 )