Coding at local like you do it on remote.
- Automatically: monitor changes.
- Instantly: Sync just after change.
- Incrementally: only sync changed parts.
- Efficiently: aggregate all changes within a specifield interval and respect your git-ignore rules, only sync needed files.
Please make sure these programs installed and available in your PATH:
- rsync >= 3.1.0
- git >= 2.3.0
$ pip install codest
Monitor changes and sync diff:
$ codest path/to/local/foo [user[:password]@]host:/path/on/remote/bar
Then, all the code in /path/on/remote/bar on the remote host will keep syncing with local foo directory.
If you just want to sync your code manually, you can put a -s argument after the command:
$ codest -s path/to/local/foo [user[:password]@]host:/path/on/remote/bar
This will cause a sync, and codest will exit.
And you can specifiy sync interval by setting -i option:
$ codest -i 2 path/to/local/foo [user[:password]@]host:/path/on/remote/bar
Then, codest will sync to remote every 2 seconds if changes happened.
To show help message:
$ codest -h