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@iksdev/shard-cli

v0.1.59

Published

CLI pour synchroniser un dossier local avec Shard

Readme

shard-cli

CLI pour synchroniser un dossier local vers ton serveur Shard.

Installation locale (dev)

Depuis la racine du repo:

npm i -g ./shard-cli

Puis verifier:

shard --help

Usage rapide

  1. Login
shard login --server http://localhost:3000 --username admin --password secret
  1. Partage relay (sans stockage serveur, commande simple)
shard share ./MonFichier.mp4 --server https://shard-0ow4.onrender.com --limits 0 --temps 0
  1. Sync un dossier
shard sync ./MonDossier

Commandes

  • shard login --username <name> --password <pass> [--server <url>]
  • shard whoami [--server <url>]
  • shard sync <folder> [--server <url>] [--dry-run] [--force]
  • shard share <file> [--server <url>] [--limits <n>] [--temps <jours>] [--upload]
  • shard logout
  • shard config show
  • shard config set-server <url>

Notes

  • Mode interactif: si tu lances shard login, shard sync ou shard share sans arguments, la CLI te pose les questions.
  • Le CLI stocke la config dans ~/.shard-cli/config.json.
  • Le CLI stocke l'etat de sync dans <ton-dossier>/.shard-sync-state.json.
  • Les uploads passent par POST /api/files/upload avec token Bearer.
  • Par défaut shard share utilise le mode relay: le fichier reste sur ton PC, le serveur stocke seulement metadata + token.
  • Aucun tunnel externe à installer: le serveur Shard relaie directement le flux via websocket.
  • Le relay file id est stable par chemin de fichier: relancer shard share sur le meme fichier réactive les anciens liens.
  • Utilise --upload pour revenir au mode historique (upload serveur).