sysrsync 0.1.2

Python module that wraps system calls to rsync

sysrsync

Python module that wraps system calls to rsync

Requirements

• rsync
• python 3.6+

development:

• pipenv (be sure to have both pipenv and pip upgraded to the latest version)

Usage

• Basic file sync

import sysrsync

sysrsync.run(source='/home/user/foo.txt',
             destination='/home/server/bar')
# runs 'rsync /home/users/foo.txt /home/server/files'

• ssh with options

import sysrsync

sysrsync.run(source='/home/user/files',
             destination='/home/server/files',
             destination_ssh='myserver',
             options=['-a'])
# runs 'rsync -a /home/users/files/ myserver:/home/server/files'

• exclusions

import sysrsync

sysrsync.run(source='/home/user/files',
             destination='/home/server/files',
             destination_ssh='myserver',
             options=['-a'],
             exclusions=['file_to_exclude', 'unwanted_file'])
# runs 'rsync -a /home/users/files/ myserver:/home/server/files --exclude file_to_exclude --exclude unwanted_file'

API

sysrsync.run

argument	type	default	description
cwd	str	os.getcwd()	working directory in which subprocess will run the rsync command
strict	bool	True	raises RsyncError when rsync return code is different than 0
verbose	bool	False	verbose mode: currently prints rsync command before executing
**kwargs	dict	Not Applicable	arguments that will be forwarded to call to sysrsync.get_rsync_command

returns: subprocess.CompletedProcess

raises: RsyncError when strict = True and rsync return code is different than 0 (Success)

sysrsync.get_rsync_command

argument	type	default	description
source	str	-	Source folder or file
destination	str	-	Destination folder
source_ssh	Optional[str]	None	Remote ssh client where source is located
destination_ssh	Optional[str]	None	Remote ssh client where destination is located
exclusions	Iterable[str]	[]	List of excluded patterns as in rsync's --exclude
sync_source_contents	bool	True	Abstracts the elusive trailing slash behaviour that source normally has when using rsync directly, i.e. when a trailing slash is present in source, the folder's content is synchronized with destination. When no trailing slash is present, the folder itself is synchronized with destination.
options	Iterable[str]	[]	List of options to be used right after rsync call, e.g. ['-a', '-v'] translates to rsync -a -v

returns: List[str] -> the compiled list of commands to be used directly in subprocess.run

raises: RemotesError when both source_ssh and target_ssh are set. Normally linux rsync distribution disallows source and destination to be both remotes.