What is it???

Essentially stalk-it is a directory watcher, but with very simple interface.

Where to use it

It is invaluable, where you just need some folders/files to be watched over for their changes.

This little app just do that but with a simple command, or a mere JSON configuration file.

Usage

For a brief details you could just run it --help option.

Configuration

1. basic form - It is also the basic building block of the configuration

	{ "src": "<source>", "dest": "<destination>" }

2. multi-source form - an array of basic config

	[ { "src": "<source>", "dest": "<destination>" }, ... ]

3. extended form - form with configurable root

	{ 
		"root": { "src": "<root-source>", "dest": "<root-destination>" },
		"stalkers": [ { "src": "<source>", "dest": "<destination>" }, ... ]
	}

4. extended-basic form - same as extended form but basic form replaces stalkers with basic configuration

	{
		"root": { "src": "<root-source>", "dest": "<root-destination>" },
		"stalkers": { "src": "<source>", "dest": "<destination>" }
	}

5. multi-extended form - an array of extended form or extended-basic form

	{
		"root": { "src": "<root-source>", "dest": "<root-destination>" }, 
		"stalkers": { 
			"root": { "src": "<sub-root-source>", "dest": "<sub-root-destination>" }, 
			"stalkers": ... 
		}
	}

or

	{
		"root": { "src": "<root-source>", "dest": "<root-destination>" }, 
		"stalkers": [{ 
			"root": { "src": "<sub-root-source>", "dest": "<sub-root-destination>" }, 
			"stalkers": ... 
		},{
			...
		}] 
	}

6. n-Xtended form - nested form of any of the above (figure it yourself)