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dlid-backup

v0.5.2

Published

CLI tool to make a simple backup from a source to a target

Downloads

5

Readme

dlid-backup

CLI tool to make a simple backup from a source to a target

dlid-backup 
 ACTION = run | help
 -s:COLLECTOR_TYPE 
 [-s.COLLECTOR_PROPERTY=value]...
 -t:TARGET_TYPE 
 [-s.TARGET_PROPERTY=value]...

All files are collected into a ZIP archive. This ZIP file is then sent to the target.

Installation

npm install dlid-backup

Example - MySQL backup

The MySQL backup will use mysqldump and will only work for the local server.

dlid-backup
 run
 -s:mysql                                                # We want to make a MySQL backup
 -s.host=localhost                                       # from a local server
 -s.include=wp_*                                         # of all databases starting with wp_*
 -t:filesystem                                           # Save the backup in the local filesystem
 -t.folder=/usr/david/bak                                # in this folder
 -t.filename={date:yyyy'-'MM'-'dd}-{date}-{date}-wp.zip  # with this filename {these} values are macros  (2020-07-15-wp.zip)
 -t.keep=3                                               # Keep maximum 3 files in the target location that...
 -t.keep-match=*_wp-zip                                  # ..match this pattern - ending with_wp.zip

Collector

A collector is used to gather data/files and put it inside a zip archive. These are the current collectors.

  • Filesystem - Zip files using glob patterns or zip an entire folder
  • MySQL - Zip SQL database dumps

Target

A Target is where the Collected zip file should be stored. These are the current targets:

  • Filesystem
  • Firebase

Development

# Installation
npm install
npm start    # Will watch files and build to dist/ folder

# Run dlid-backup
node ./     # Will run developmente build (dist/bin/index.js)

# Build npm-package
npm run build   # Will build into release/ folder

# Tests
npm test       # Will run tests

Changes

0.5.2 (2020-07-16)

  • Added Target: Synology FileStation

More documentation and examples will come - this is just the first release


Firebase target

Firebase key

Download from Firebase console

folder.js

Not completed

MySQL preparations

You should make sure root can run mysqldump and mysql commands without passwords in the command line.

mysql_config_editor set --login-path=client --host=localhost --user=root --password

NOTE! Put " around the password if it contains special characters

Enter password then connect without parameters (or using parameter --login-path=hej if you named it hej)

Cron

Cron jobs should be setup to execute mysqldump, compress and upload files

  • Montly backup at 00:15 the first of each month. Save 12 backup files.
  • Weekly backup at 00:30 the first day of each week. Save 12 backup files.
  • Weekdaily backup at 00:15 every day. Max 7 files will exist at any one time.
15 00 1 * * nodejs /usr/local/sbin/dlid-backup/db.js --dateformat="YYYY-MM" -z="mysql-backup" -p="{hostname}/mysql/monthly" --keep 12 > /usr/local/sbin/dlid-backup/mysql-monthly.log
30 00 * * 1 nodejs /usr/local/sbin/dlid-backup/db.js --dateformat="YYYY[W]WW" -z="mysql-backup" -p="{hostname}/mysql/weekly" --keep 12 > /usr/local/sbin/dlid-backup/mysql-weekly.log
05 00 * * * nodejs /usr/local/sbin/dlid-backup/db.js --dateformat="ddd" -z="mysql-backup" -p="{hostname}/mysql/weekdaily" > /usr/local/sbin/dlid-backup/mysql-weekdaily.log