Seadu
Seadu is a command-line tool used for uploading and downloading files from specific Seafile library.
Usage
- Install
apt install -y pipx && pipx install seadu
- Initial
You need to add the library API Token manually. The configuration file will be saved in ~/.seadu/config.json.
seadu init -s YOUT_SERVER -t YOUR_TOKEN
The -s option should be entered as a full URL containing http:///https:// without a slash at the end, e.g. https://cloud.seafile.com
- Download/Upload
seadu down DIR_TO_STORE
seadu up DIR_TO_UPLOAD
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Release files for seadu 0.1.1
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