Dsync is a Go-built tool that syncs files and databases between different environments, majorly catering to WordPress projects. It utilizes rsync for file sync, MySQL's mysqldump for database sync, and allows process customization via a JSON config file.

• File and Database sync using rsync and MySQL's mysqldump respectively.
• Process customization with a JSON config file.
• Default config file generation.

• Go 1.20 or later.
• Access to both local and remote servers.
• SSH access to the remote server.

Using go install:

go install github.com/asolopovas/dsync@latest

Clone the repo and build the app:

git clone https://github.com/asolopovas/dsync.git go build -o $ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_DSYNC main.go

Add it to your system path or copy executable sudo cp dsync /usr/local/bin/.

Dsync operates on a config file (dsync-config.json). Generate a default config file using -g flag:

dsync -g

Modify dsync-config.json as per your needs. The config file comprises:

• SSH Host details.
• Remote and Local host settings.
• File and Directory sync details.
• Database replace rules for various environments.

After configuring, sync files and database with: Version:

dsync -v

Sync All:

dsync -a

Sync Files only:

dsync -f

Sync Database only:

dsync -d

For a custom config path use -c flag:

dsync -c "/path/to/your/config.json"

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MIT License.