rclonefrom https://rclone.org, not brewmacFUSEfrom https://osxfuse.github.io- Python3 and pip3
platypusfrom https://sveinbjorn.org/platypus
Name rclone remotes with the expectation that the script:
- Derives user-readable title from rclone remote names by replacing
-with - Skips remote if its name ends with specific suffixes, such as
-hidden,-intermediate,-raw, etc. This is handy when using crypt remote: you would not want to manually mount the underlying raw storage, only mount crypt remote. - If special suffix
-exclusiveis encountered, it is first stripped, and then special rclone options are added that turn off or significantly slow down updates from remote. This is worthwhile optimization when the data be changed through the mount exclusively, not via the web interface or another rclone instance. Having these flags set and then attempting to modify content on the remote anyway outside of mount will likely result in corruption.
For example:
[google-drive]
type = drive
...
[encrypted-data-raw]
type = drive
...
[secret-encrypted-data-exclusive]
type = crypt
remote = encrypted-data-raw:
...
will result in the main menu containing the following items (one shown as mounted, another unmounted for illustration purposes):
🟢 Google Drive
🔴 Secret Encrypted Data
Each item will have a submenu, with the following actions:
📂 Show
⛔️ Unmount
❌ Force
🎣 Mount
🔍 Logs
By default the root of the remote will be mounted. To mount a specific sub-path -- add path = /sub/path to the remote configuration
Checkout the repository and run the make run to create Mounter.app wrapper at ~/Applications and launch it. Look for '🏔' in the menu bar.
Run make without arguments to list available targets
- Fork the project
- Make and test your changes
- Make sure
make lintpasses - Optionally, submit PR