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@wesbillman/locker

v0.0.7

Published

A nice place to store iOS frameworks

Downloads

14

Readme

Locker

Locker is simple tool for syncing files and folders between your local machine and "lockers". Available lockers are:

  • Amazon S3
  • Local folder

Why?

On many software projects there is a need to version large files outside of git (or other version control systems). Locker solves this problem by providing a way to version raw files and folders and store them to a shared locker. Once a version is pushed to locker other team members can pull down the exact "bundle" of dependencies to ensure everyone is using the same shared data

Getting Started

Create a Lockerfile at the root of your project. This can be done manually or via the locker init command.

Typical workflows

Updating locker files

  1. Update your dependencies. Add any versioned files you want to store in locker.
  2. Add any new files or folders to your Lockerfile
  3. Update the version field in your Lockerfile
  4. Commit Lockerfile changes to git
  5. Use locker push to push your new files

Getting files from a locker

  1. Use locker pull to pull down changes from your locker

Lockerfile

# unique id for this bundle
version: 1.0.0

# locations to store the bundles
lockers:
  local: ~/Library/Caches/Locker
  s3: your-bucket-name

# specify the directories and files you'd like to store
gear:
  folders:
    - Carthage/Build/iOS
    - Vendor
  files:
    - codecov.yml