Iris is a simple version control system. This is how to use it:
If you want to use iris, you first have to create the global architecture, to do so use the following command:
Then, put your files into iris/projects/ your-project-name / and use the following command to create your own repository on the server:
Now you've got a repository on the server, but to start using iris correctly, you must remove your local files and clone your repository from server. To do so, the following commands would be useful:
When you do something, you must notify iris, so it can create a version note when you'll push your work. To notify that you've done something on a file in a project:
Time has come to save your work on server. If you're sure that you've notify all your modifications, use this command to save your work on server:
If you want to retrieve a project from the server, just enter the following:
If you've already worked on this project, enter the following:
If you want to create an iris server, you'll have to initialize the architecture first, to do so:
Once you've done this, you can start listening network, seeking for client:
N.B.: The listening port is 2500.
You can also list all the available projects: