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copyto

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copyto is a small commandline app written in Go that allows you to easily one way sync files between source folder and target folder. i.e. all files from source that matches (by relative path) corresponding files in target folder will be copied from source folder to target one.

The app supports setting source and target paths directly from command line and configuration file in TOML format also can be used. Using configuration file you can setup several sources and targets

Command line syntax:

Usage:
  copyto [flags]
  copyto [command]

Available Commands:
  cmdline     Use command line to configure required application parameters
  config      Use TOML configuration file to configure required application parameters
  help        Help about any command
  version     Print the version number of copyto

Flags:
  -h, --help      help for copyto
  -v, --verbose   Verbose output

Use "copyto [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Command line mode syntax:

Use command line to configure required application parameters

Usage:
  copyto cmdline [flags]

Aliases:
  cmdline, cmd, l

Flags:
  -h, --help            help for cmdline
  -s, --source string   Path to the source folder, to copy (sync) data from (required)
  -t, --target string   Path to the target folder, to copy (sync) data to (required)

Global Flags:
  -v, --verbose   Verbose output

Config file mode syntax:

Use TOML configuration file to configure required application parameters

Usage:
  copyto config [flags]

Aliases:
  config, conf, c

Flags:
  -h, --help          help for config
  -p, --path string   Path to configuration file (required)

Global Flags:
  -v, --verbose   Verbose output

Examples:

Let's do one way sync files between folder D:\fSource and D:\fTarget. Source folder content:

sub
  |- f3.pub
f1.docx
f2.pptx
f4.rar

Target folder content:

sub
  |- f3.pub
f1.docx
f2.pptx
f5.xlsx

So we use command line to run syncing:

copyto cmdline -s D:\fSource -t D:\fTarget

It will copy 3 files from D:\fSource to D:\fTarget and says that f5.xlsx not found in the source folder. File f4.rar will not be copied because it is not exists in the target folder:

   Found files that present in target but missing in source:
     \f5.xlsx

   Total copied:                              3
   Present in target but not found in source: 1

Now let's do the same task using config file. Create text file in UTF-8 encoding with the content like this:

# Example copyto config

title = "Exaample sync"

[sources]
 [sources.src1]
  source = 'D:\fSource'

[definitions]

  [definitions.def1]
  sourcelink = "src1"
  target = 'D:\fTarget'

  [definitions.def2]
  source = 'D:\fSource1'
  target = 'D:\fTarget2'

IMPORTANT: So as not to write double back slashes on Windows use string in '(apos) instead of "(quote).

IMPORTANT: All keys must be in lower case

You can use one source for several definitions using it's key (string after dot in square brackets) as value of sourceLink option. If both source and sourceLink defined in the same definition source option wins.

And then use it using config verb:

copyto config -p D:\example.toml

The app will do sync and shows output like this:

 Section: def1
 Source: D:\fSource
 Target: D:\fTarget
   Found files that present in target but missing in source:
     \f5.xlsx

   Total copied:                              3
   Present in target but not found in source: 1

 Section: def2
 Source: D:\fSource1
 Target: D:\fTarget2

   Total copied:                              0
   Present in target but not found in source: 0