vfs-rsync-upload

For background see this post :)

##Setup a project

To set up the remotes for project (any directory) run the command below.

/path/to/mount is the mount point of the remote directory, dist the directory you want to upload (e.g. also .) and myproject is the configuration name.

vfs-rsync-upload setup /path/to/mount dist myproject "--exclude /piwik --exclude /blog"

This creates some files and directories:

a .p12g file in the current directory, containing a configuration key, which is appended to your configuration name to prevent name collisions.
a .p12g directory in your home ("p12g" for "publishing") and

a myproject-configKey directory in $HOME/.p12g, with the structure outlined below:

  remotes
      production (symlink to /path/to/mount)
      qa (symlink to /path/to/mount/qa)
      staging (symlink to /path/to/mount/staging)
  mirror
      production (dir)
      qa (dir)
      staging (dir)
  batch
      production (dir)
      qa (dir)
      staging (dir)
  sync_dir (symlink to dist)

Afterwards it synchronizes the folders in remote with the folders in mirror, using rsync, appending the contents of the fifth argument to the defaults arguments (--write-batch=batch), but note that this will not synchronize the contents of the current directory instantly. Maybe I’ll add an option for that later.

#Upload files

$ vfs-rsync-upload staging

This uploads the contents of dist, as you set up above. As first this will rsync the local mirror (mirror/staging) and the directory (dist) and write a batch (batch/staging/batch and batch/staging/batch.sh). Afterwards it calls the batch.sh and uploads the changes to your remote directory. Currently only staging, qa and production are supported. In future you should be able to define your own targets, too.

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vfs-rsync-upload