cnys v1.0.0

cnys

cnys main feature allow developers to synchronize files between remote server on change !, what it does:

• ssh/sftp ! :globe_with_meridians:
• Server hoping (netcat) :lock:
• Copy/delete file/folder ! :eyeglasses:
• Queue / concurrency :train:
• Ready to use :fire:

If something doesn’t work, please file an issue :bug:.

Quick Start

Install

$ npm install or yarn install

Then use it like this :

const cnys = require('cnys');

const config = {
  url: '192.168.30.2',
  source: 'sync',
  destination: '/home/user/sync',
  username: 'your_username',
  privateKey: true
};

cnys(config);

Which is the same as :

$ cnys remote 'sync' '192.168.30.2' '/home/user/sync'  --username 'your_username' --privateKey true

Commands

Start cnys on a local folder to a local destination :

$ cyns local [source=<sourcePath>] [destination=<destinationpath>]

$ cyns remote [source=<sourcePath>] [url=<urlString>] [destination=<destinationpath>]

Events

You may want to look at chokidar, to see what kind of events you could start watching, by default cnys use all events.

Example of use :

$ cnys local 'sync' 'sync2' --v true --ignored '.git*' '*.yml'

The example above will start watching file on a folder name sync and copying file into folder sync2

$ cnys remote 'sync' '192.168.30.2' '/home/user/sync'  --ncUrl '192.168.30.3' --username 'your_username' --privateKey true

The example above will start watching file on a folder name sync and copying file to '192.168.30.3' at '/home/user/test'

Test

Use npm test to start testing your file. By default it read test file named *.test.js under /test.

You can easily add your own config by editing package.json

It also has a built-in coverage with npm run coverage

Credits

chokidar, a powerfull watcher

Jest, a testing framework

Thanks to Alexandre for the idea.