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[Feature] Sync with local directory #2125
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AFAIK, you can use a local WebDAV server for this task. |
Yes, that would work, but running a WebDAV server comes with extra overhead. With the File System API, browsers can read and write to the local filesystem without needing an intermediary (like a local WebDAV server). |
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I'm bad at reading too. I thought you wanted to have a direct link between local files and scripts the way it's imitated in Tampermonkey via We can certainly add a new method to our sync, which you will trigger manually or on schedule. |
Motivation
I keep my dotfiles in a local directory on my filesystem, using Git to version-control them. I would like to include my userscripts in that local directory and have them synced to/from Violentmonkey.
Proposed Solution
An additional "Sync to" option that supports syncing to a directory on the local filesystem.
Use Cases
Mentioned above.
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