azsync

A command line tool to efficiently synchronize files between a local directory and azure storage containers, by only uploading/downloading the files that have changed.

Installation

> npm install azsync -g

Usage

To add a storage account:

> azsync remote add REMOTE_NAME STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING

To list storage accounts:

> azsync remote list

Or to see the connection info:

> azsync remote list --verbose

To see if local files are in sync with a container:

> azsync status REMOTE_NAME CONTAINER_NAME

To push local files to a container:

(this will upload the files that have changed, and overwrite the files in the container)

> azsync push REMOTE_NAME CONTAINER_NAME

To pull remote files down to the local folder:

(this will download the files that have changed, and overwrite the files in the local folder)

> azsync pull REMOTE_NAME CONTAINER_NAME

To list the containers for a remote:

> azsync container list REMOTE_NAME

To delete a container on a remote:

> azsync container delete REMOTE_NAME CONTAINER_NAME

Note that in all cases where the REMOTE_NAME argument is used, the storage connection string can be used instead.

TODO

• Support snapshotting
• Warn on remote files with no MD5
• Set a default remote/container
• read local & remote files at the same time
• Improve help system
• publish on npm
• allow remote details to be stored in a .azsync file

License

MIT