RClone Manager
Define multiple tasks using rclone to sync files from one cloud storage to another.
Documentation: https://rclone-manager.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Features
- Define multiple tasks
- Define timeouts for each task
- Callbacks to run scripts after tasks complete
- Run tasks in parallel
- Save logs to files
Installation
Requirements
Install from PyPI
pip install rclone-manager
Example Usage
Move files from Local to Google Drive
from rclone_manager import RClone
src = './test_folder'
dst = 'gdrive:rclone-test-folder'
RClone(src, dst).move().run()
print('Done')
Copy files but terminate whenever you want
from rclone_manager.rclone import RClone
src = './test_folder'
dst = 'gdrive:rclone-test-folder'
rclone = RClone(src, dst).copy()
rclone.run(wait=False)
# Do something else
rclone.terminate()
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