Keep two folders on different devices in sync.
Usage
Sunkhronos can be run with the sunkhronos command. This command comes with two sub-commands called sunkhronos serve and sunkhronos connect.
sunkhronos serve is used to start a server that another device can connect to, to sync files:
sunkhronos serve --port 8123 --directory . --backup-directory ./.sunkhronos-backupsunkhronos connect is used to connect to a server, to sync files:
sunkhronos code --host 172.31.85.100 --port 8123 --directory . --backup-directory ./.sunkhronos-backupPlease see the help information for these commands by typing:
sunkhronos [command] --helpInstallation
Installing from PyPI using pip:
$ pip install sunkhronosInstalling from PyPI using easy_install:
$ easy_install sunkhronosInstalling from source:
$ python setup.py installDependencies
Python 3
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