datam supervises your data files. It manages a list of files (the manifest)
along with their checksums.
If you don't have a manifest file yet, you can start one. Files can be added
datam add path1 path2
or removed:
datam pop
The local files can be verified against the manifest (by checksum):
datam verify
By default datam will store the manifest in a file called manifest.json.
A custom file may be specified with --manifest path
There is basic support for fetching data files from a remote source. In this case the URL must be specified in the manifest file entry under the remote key.
datam clone
pyblake2
metafil
Ben Granett
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2017 Ben Granett
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