atom-sync is an Atom package to sync files bidirectionally between remote host and local over ssh+rsync. Inspired by Sublime SFTP.

This package is currently in early development and has only been tested on Mac. Please kindly try it out and provide feedback.

• Sync over ssh+rsync — still secure, but much faster.
• Multi-Folder Projects with different sync config files supported

• Ensure you have ssh and rsync installed.

• Open a project folder to sync in Atom.
• Right click on the project folder and select Sync -> Edit Remote Config.
• Edit and save the config file.
• Right click on the project folder and select Sync -> Sync Remote -> Local.
• Watch water flows.

• Password based login is not supported—at least yet, you have to assign your key file and better host name in .ssh/config in advanced. Try to Simplify Your Life With an SSH Config File.

.sync-config.cson

remote:
    host: "HOSTNAME",       # server name or ip or ssh host abbr in .ssh/config
    user: "USERNAME",       # ssh username
    path: "REMOTE_DIR"      # e.g. /home/someone/somewhere

behaviour:
    uploadOnSave: true      # Upload every time you save a file
    syncDownOnOpen: true    # Download every time you open a file
    forgetConsole: false    # Never show console panel even while syncing
    autoHideConsole: true   # Hide console automatically after 1.5s
    alwaysSyncAll: false    # Sync all files and folders under the project \
                            # instead of syncing single file or folder
option:
    deleteFiles: true       # Delete files during syncing
    exclude: [              # Excluding patterns
        '.sync-config.cson'
        '.git'
        'node_modules'
        'tmp'
        'vendor'
    ]

• ctrl+alt+l Toggle log window

• You have to Sync Local -> Remote manually after renaming and deleteing files.

• Refactoring
• ConsoleView::clean() and btnClean
• --list-only and confirm dialogue
• Listen to events
  • Create folders
  • Rename files/folders
  • What about deleting?
• SSH parameters in config file e.g. public key, port et al.