dwsync

This is a cli tool that wraps around webdav-sync and uses config files instead of command line parameters, thus offering developers the chance to work with multiple environments and easily switch between them, without needing Eclipse+UX Studio.

Developers can now use whatever their editor/IDE of choice might be and only boot up UX Studio for pipeline work, and debugging.

Configuration

In order for the tool to work, a .dwsyncrc file needs to be added to the root folder of the project. The file should contain JSON data about the stages that the developer currently has access to, and must respect the format outlined below:

``javascript
{
"stage1" : {
"protocol" : "https",
"username" : "aoprea",
"password" : "stage1Password",
"projectFolder": "/home/username/Projects/project-dir",
"remotePath": "stage1.realm.com/CartridgesDirectory"
},

"stage2" : {
"protocol" : "https",
"username" : "aoprea",
"password" : "stage2Password",
"projectFolder": "/home/username/Projects/project-dir",
"remotePath": "stage2.realm.com/CartridgesDirectory",
"verbose" : true
}
}
`

Usage

Note that in order for the sync to start you have to run the connect command in the project's root folder, where your .dwsyncrc file resides, otherwise the tool will exit.

`text
$ dwsync

Usage: dwsync [cmd] options


Commands:

connect [instance] Connects to the [instance] instance.

Options:

-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number

Examples:
$ cd dwre-project-root && dwsync connect sandbox1 Starts the sync using the "sandbox1" setup in .dwsyncrc
$ cd dwre-project-root && dwsync connect staging Starts the sync using the "staging" setup in .dwsyncrc
``

The project is currently work in progress and it will undergo further development, but at this point, you are using it at your own risk, and I am not responsible if by any chance, sync goes wrong.