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timezip

v1.1.3

Published

Simple archive and timestamping tool. Suitable for backup

Downloads

14

Readme

timezip

A simple archive tool for backup files and folders

What is this?

This tools allows you to archive some specific file or folder into a zip file and name it with timestamp.

Suitable for backup file and folder.

This tool was originally made to backup save data of multiplayer game servers but would be helpful in other situations as well (ex. when you want to backup some progress regularly but your app does not suport it)

It's also a good idea to use Task Scheduler in Windows or cron in Linux to make backups on a regular basis! :)

Usage

Firstly download or build binary file from GitHub and place it into destination folder where you want to store archive files.

Then run timezip with path to your target file or directory which you want to backup:

./timezip [target file/dir]

By default, your zip file will be written in the same place where timezip binary exists but you can change it by specifing new destination after target path:

./timezip [target file/dir] [output dir (optional)]

Usage (as npm package)

Firstly install timezip as npm package using command below:

npm install timezip

Now you can use timezip from your npm project after importing package.

import timezip from "timezip";
import * as path from "path";

const targetFile = path.resolve("mypicture.png");

timezip(targetFile);

Build

It is always simple to just download and use pre-built binary but you can build your own from source code.

Download source and run npm install -D to install all dependencies to get ready.

Run npm run package to build, and package.

Note

This tools is powered by Node.js and uses pkg as packaging tool.

Disclaimer & License

This tool is licensed under MIT License. While you can use it freely and modify the source or binraries as you want, I am not responsible for any damage caused by the use of this software.

Bug reports and suggestions are always welcomed! :D