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# syncthingmanager
A command line tool for the Syncthing API. Designed to make setting up remote servers easier.
(and for users who prefer the cli)
## Installation and configuration
### Requirements
- Python 3.4 or later
- pip for Python 3
- Syncthing 0.14.19 or later
First, make sure you have the latest version of pip:
`pip3 install --upgrade pip`
Install stman with:
`pip3 install syncthingmanager`
The configuration must be initialized with the Syncthing API key.
Usually this can be done automatically:
`stman configure`. If that doesn't work, get the API key from the GUI
or config.xml (in Syncthing's config directory), then run `stman configure apikey`.
### Configuration syntax
If your Syncthing GUI/API is on a non-standard port, or not on localhost,
you will need to configure it manually. By default, `stman` will look for
settings at `~/.config/syncthingmanager/syncthingmanager.conf`.
A sample syncthingmanager.conf follows:
```
[DEFAULT]
name = localhost
[localhost]
apikey = MafkDvpagX5J6oMzxm9HwDSXJPSQKPFS
hostname = localhost
port = 8384
[remote-device]
apikey = h9mifaKwDq3SSPPmgUuDjsrivFg3dtkK
hostname = some-host
port = 9001
```
In this example, my default device is the one at localhost:8384. If I wanted
to send a command to the one at some-host:9001, it would look like
`stman --device remote-device ...`
## Usage
```
$ stman device list
$HOME/.config/syncthingmanager/syncthingmanager.conf doesn't appear to be a valid path. Exiting.
# Autoconfiguration
$ stman configure
# List configured devices
$ stman device list
syncthingmanager-test This Device
ID: LYAB7ZG-XDVMAVM-OUZ7EAB-5N3UVWY-DXTFRJ4-U2MTHGQ-7TIBRJE-PC56BQ6
another-device Connected
At: # Address removed
Folders: dotest
ID: H2AJWNR-5VYNWKM-PS2L2EE-QJYBG2U-3IFN5XM-EKSIIKF-NVLAG2E-KIQE4AE
# List configured folders
$ stman folder list
Default Folder
Shared With:
Folder ID: default
Folder Path: /home/syncthing/Sync/
do-test
Shared With: another-device
Folder ID: dotest
Folder Path: /home/syncthing/stman-test/
# Adding a device
$ stman device add MFZWI3D-BONSGYC-YLTMRWG-C43ENR5-QXGZDMM-FZWI3DP-BONSGYY-LTMRWAD -n yet-another-device -i
$ stman device list
syncthingmanager-test This Device
ID: LYAB7ZG-XDVMAVM-OUZ7EAB-5N3UVWY-DXTFRJ4-U2MTHGQ-7TIBRJE-PC56BQ6
another-device Connected
At: #Address removed
Folders: dotest
ID: H2AJWNR-5VYNWKM-PS2L2EE-QJYBG2U-3IFN5XM-EKSIIKF-NVLAG2E-KIQE4AE
yet-another-device Not Connected
Folders:
ID: MFZWI3D-BONSGYC-YLTMRWG-C43ENR5-QXGZDMM-FZWI3DP-BONSGYY-LTMRWAD
# Share a folder with a device
$ stman folder share dotest yet-another-device
$ stman folder list
Default Folder
Shared With:
Folder ID: default
Folder Path: /home/syncthing/Sync/
do-test
Shared With: another-device, yet-another-device
Folder ID: dotest
Folder Path: /home/syncthing/stman-test/
# Configure and view advanced options
$ stman folder versioning dotest simple --versions 15
$ stman folder edit dotest -r 70
$ stman folder info dotest
do-test
Shared With: another-device, yet-another-device
Folder ID: dotest
Folder Path: /home/syncthing/stman-test/
Rescan Interval: 70
File Pull Order: alphabetic
Versioning: simple
Keep Versions: 15
```
Other commands are documented in `stman -h`, `stman command -h`, and so on.
## Notes
- On Windows, cmd.exe will print funny characters in place of colors.
PowerShell works fine.
- Some information shown in the GUI requires use of the Events API, which
isn't part of python-syncthing. I plan on creating Python bindings for it
and using the results, but haven't started yet.
- I chose to have the device list output be online first instead of
alphabetical.
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