Synchronize files, often user specific configurations, across different environments.
This plugin provide simple commands: config-upload
, config-download
to make sure
one can migrate workspace settings easily from one computer to another.
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ZSH_SYNC_FILES+=(
.vimrc
.vim/
.tmux.conf
.config/tmuxline.conf
)
config-upload
Download the plugin,
git clone https://github.com/vickyliin/zsh-sync.git ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zsh-sync
In .zshrc
,
ZSH_SYNC_REMOTE=remote-hostname
plugins+=(zsh-sync)
In addition to ZSH_SYNC_REMOTE
, the configuration variables and their default values are:
ZSH_SYNC_REMOTE_PATH=
ZSH_SYNC_LOCAL_PATH=$HOME
ZSH_SYNC_FILES=(
.zshrc
.gitconfig
.oh-my-zsh/custom/
)
You can override/append the variables after source $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh
in .zshrc
.
Make sure folders to sync in ZSH_SYNC_FILES
ends with a slash (/
).
-
config-download
Download all the files specified in
$ZSH_SYNC_FILES
from$ZSH_SYNC_REMOTE:$ZSH_SYNC_REMOTE_PATH
to$ZSH_SYNC_LOCAL_PATH
. -
config-upload
Upload all the files specified in
$ZSH_SYNC_FILES
from$ZSH_SYNC_LOCAL_PATH
to$ZSH_SYNC_REMOTE:$ZSH_SYNC_REMOTE_PATH
.
You can use any rsync
arguments in config-upload
and config-download
.
-r
is passed automatically so you don't need to add one by yourself.
These scripts use rsync
to sync from an ssh host
so you can setup ssh keys to prevent from passwords prompt everytime:
ssh-keygen -f ~/.ssh/my_key
ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/my_key user@hostname