Online IDE Sync Script

This script automates the synchronization of files from a local directory to the Online-IDE.de project. It utilizes the Online-IDE.de API to log in, clear the existing workspace, and upload Java files from the specified local directory.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Installation
• Usage
• Configuration
• License
• Author

Introduction

The Online IDE Sync Script is designed to streamline the process of synchronizing your local Java files with the Online-IDE.de project. It performs login, clears the existing workspace, and uploads the Java files from the specified local directory.

Installation

1. Download SyncOnlineIDE.exe from the latest release. (preferred)

or:

1. Clone the repository or download the script file.
2. Make sure you have Node.js installed.
3. Install dependencies by running: npm install or yarn install

Usage

(preferred)

Download the latest release and run the .exe-file in your local directory containing the Java files you want to upload to Online-IDE.de.

Don't forget to configure the credentials before running it. See Configuration for more information.

or:

Run the script using the command:

node script.js

The script will prompt you with updates as it progresses through the synchronization process.

Configuration

Before running the script, ensure that you have a syncconfig.json file with the required configuration parameters:

• user: Your Online-IDE.de username.
• password: Your Online-IDE.de password.
• workspace: The name of the workspace on Online-IDE.de.
• path: The path within the Online-IDE.de workspace. Keep empty if you want to upload to the root directory.
• localPath: The local directory path for Java files. If not specified, the default is set to ./.

Example syncconfig.json:

{
  "user": "your_username",
  "password": "your_password",
  "workspace": "your_workspace",
  "path": "your_path",
  "localPath": "./your_local_directory"
}

License

This script is licensed under the MIT License.

Disclaimer

This script is not affiliated with the Online-IDE.de project or Martin Pabst.