Dotsync

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A small, free, open-source, blazingly fast dotfiles synchronizer!

Dotsync's server is the middleware between your connected computers, where all of your dotfiles stand there encrypted, and backed up!

Features:

• Efficient
• Lightweight
• Blazingly Fast
• Cool Stack
• Open-source
• Free (of charge & evil data telemetry things)
• Self-hosting option, check the server

Dependencies:

• go
• An internet connection
• Linux or Unix-like system (I haven't tried it on Windows, a feedback is more than welcome)
• A bunch of dotfiles to sync :)

Installation:

Using Go's installer

go install github.com/mbaraa/dotsync@latest

# or

make
sudo make install

Usage:

Create/Login using an email

And as mentioned above your email is encrypted, and won't be shared with anyone!

1. Login

dotsync -login someone@example.com

2. Enter the token which you recived as an email(it might arrive as a spam email)

3. Go nuts

Sync

1. Add and upload a bunch of files

# add a file
dotsync -add ~/.bashrc
dotsync -add ~/.config/i3/config
dotsync -add ~/.config/nvim/

# upload your current files
dotsync -upload

2. Download your files on another computer to show the power of Dotsync

# you need to login first, so...
dotsync -download

For a more detailed usage, visit the Officical Docs!