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bckp

v0.1.0

Published

a backup tool

Readme

bckp

a backup tool

install

npm i -g bckp

usaage

bckp config.js

command line options

Global options

  • -h --help Show this help message
  • -v --verbose Show debug information
  • -f --force Create backup regardless of changes
  • -p --concurrency <num> Maximum number of parallel streams (Default: Number of CPU cores - 1)

Use config file

  • -c --config <config.js> Use config file (Direct options are ignored)

Direct call options

  • -n --name name Name of the destination file (name.<date>.tar[.gz|.br|.xz][.aes])
  • -s --dir /dir Create a backup of this directory
  • -s --dir /dir/* Create a backup of all directories in this directory
  • -d --dest /dir Save the backup in this location
  • -z --compress [gz|br|xz] Compress the archive with gzip, brotli or lzma (default: gzip)
  • -e --encrypt [<password>] Encrypt the archive compatible to aescrypt with this password (otherwise env.AESCRYPT_PASSWORD or prompt on tty is used)
  • -x --exclude <pattern> Exlude files matching pattern from backup (repeatable for multiple patterns)
  • -t --date <format> Specify date format (Default: YYYYMMDD)
  • -l --symlinks Resolve Symlinks (Default: No)

config file

module.exports = {
	datefmt: "YYYYMMDD", // date format
	concurrency: 8, // concurrent backups
	exclude: [ // global exclude list
		"**/.git",
		"**/node_modules",
		"**/*.tmp",
		"**/*~",
		"**/.DS_Store",
	],
	jobs: [{
		id: "etc", // identifier → $id.$date.tar[.$compress][.aes]
		dir: "/etc", // one archive
		dest: "/opt/backup", // local backup destination
		compress: "xz", // compression: gz|xz|br
		encrypt: "replace-this-with-a-password"
	},{
		id: "www",
		dir: "/var/www/*", // separate archives per subfolder
		compress: "gz",
		exclude: [ // per-source exclude list
			"**/*_OLD",
			"**/.htpasswd"
			"**/logs"
		]
	}],
};

example: config.dist.js

todo

  • ~symmetric encryption~
  • ~better parallelisation~
  • ~ensure .tmp files are removed~
  • restore
  • public key encryption
  • transfer to remote storage
  • make cronable
  • minimum age of latest backup
  • delete after retention