Rsyncing simplified, push, pull, watch.

Table of Contents

• Prerequisites
• Install
• Usage
• Config
• Maintainers
• Contribute
• License

Prerequisites

• rsync

Install

npm install -g remotely-cli

Usage

Create remotely config (.remotely.json)

$ remotely init

Run this in any parent directory from where you are going to be running remotely.

Remotely will climb up and use the first config file it finds Read about config here

Make sure you edit your config (.remotely.json) file after doing this.

Watch local directory for changes and rsync push on change

$ remotely watch

Rsync pull down remote

$ remotely pull

Rsync push to remote

$ remotely push

Config

Remotely will look for the config file .remotely.json in any directory above where you call remotely [command]. This means that the config can belong anywhere, as long as remotely can find it by traversing upwards

| Config | Desc | | | ------------- |:-------------:|:-------------:| | local | local path to sync dir | required | | remote | remote host and path | required | | rsync_flags | flags to customize rsync | optional | | dry_run | perform dry run | optional | | exclude | files or directories to exclude | optional | | notify | notify when complete | optional |

Example config

This could live in /Users/charliebodman/documents/example/.remotely.json You can create remotely config by calling remotely init

{
    "local":"/Users/charliebodman/documents/example/project",
    "remote":"[email protected]:~/example/project"
}

Maintainers

@charlesbodman

Contribute

PRs accepted.

License

MIT © 2017 Charles Bodman