hoard
| Crates.io | hoard |
| lib.rs | hoard |
| version | 0.6.1 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2020-08-04 07:21:00.056992 |
| updated_at | 2024-08-19 04:49:42.05153 |
| description | Hoard backups of files across your filesystem into one location. |
| homepage | https://github.com/Shadow53/hoard |
| repository | https://github.com/Shadow53/hoard |
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| id | 272806 |
| size | 772,611 |
Michael Bryant (Shadow53)
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README
Hoard
hoard is a program for backing up files from across a filesystem into a single directory
and restoring them later.
Most people will know these programs as "dotfile managers," where dotfiles are configuration
files on *nix (read: non-Windows) systems. Files on *nix systems are marked as hidden by
starting the file name with a dot (.).
Documentation
You can find all documentation at https://hoard.rs.
Configuration
See config.toml.sample for a documented example configuration file.
Testing
Hoard's runtime behavior depends on environment variables, which the tests override to prevent polluting the developer's system and/or home directory. Because of this, tests must be run in one of two ways:
- Single-threaded, using
cargo make test-single-threadorcargo test -- --test-threads=1. - As separate processes with their own environments, using
cargo make test-nextestorcargo nextest run.
cargo-makeshould install the dependency automatically. Otherwise, runcargo install cargo-nextest.
Tests can also be run in a container using cargo make docker-tests.
License
