This package provides functionality for:

• Uploading changes automatically when you save a file
• Uploading/downloading files to/from the server
• Displaying diffs between the local and remote files with your favourite diff tool
• set difftoolPath in AtomSettingView of remote-sync — The path to your diff tool executable

Currently, both SCP/SFTP and FTP are supported.

You can install this like any other Atom package, with one of these methods:

• Open your settings in Atom, select the "Install" tab, search for "remote-sync", and click install on it
• Run apm install remote-sync in a terminal
• Download or clone this repository to your ~/.atom/packages/ directory

Create file .remote-sync.json in your project root with these settings:

• transport — scp for SCP/SFTP, or ftp for FTP
• hostname — Remote host address
• port - Remort port to connect on (typically 22 for SCP/SFTP, 21 for FTP)
• username — Remote host username
• password — Remote host password
• keyfile — Absolute path to SSH key (only used for SCP)
• passphrase — Passphrase for the SSH key (only used for SCP)
• useAgent — Whether or not to use an agent process, default: false (only used for SCP)
• target — Target directory on remote host
• ignore — Array of minimatch patterns of files to ignore
• uploadOnSave — Whether or not to upload the current file when saved, default: false
• uploadMirrors — transport mirror config array when upload

SCP example:

{
  "transport": "scp",
  "hostname": "10.10.10.10",
  "port": 22,
  "username": "vagrant",
  "password": "vagrant",
  "keyfile": "/home/vagrant/.ssh/aws.pem",
  "passphrase": "your_passphrase",
  "target": "/home/vagrant/dirname/subdirname",
  "ignore": [
    ".git/**"
  ]
}

SCP useAgent example:

{
  "transport": "scp",
  "hostname": "10.10.10.10",
  "port": 22,
  "username": "vagrant",
  "useAgent": true,
  "target": "/home/vagrant/dirname/subdirname",
  "ignore": [
    ".git/**"
  ]
}

FTP example:

{
  "transport": "ftp",
  "hostname": "10.10.10.10",
  "port": 21,
  "username": "vagrant",
  "password": "vagrant",
  "target": "/home/vagrant/dirname/subdirname",
  "ignore": [
    ".git/**"
  ]
}

Upload mirrors example:

{
  "transport": "scp",
  "hostname": "10.10.10.10",
  "port": 22,
  "username": "vagrant",
  "password": "vagrant",
  "keyfile": "/home/vagrant/.ssh/aws.pem",
  "passphrase": "your_passphrase",
  "target": "/home/vagrant/dirname/subdirname",
  "ignore": [
    ".git/**"
  ],
  "uploadMirrors":[
    {
      "transport": "scp",
      "hostname": "10.10.10.10",
      "port": 22,
      "username": "vagrant",
      "password": "vagrant",
      "keyfile": "/home/vagrant/.ssh/aws.pem",
      "passphrase": "your_passphrase",
      "target": "/home/vagrant/dirname/subdirname_one",
      "ignore": [
        ".git/**"
      ],
    },
    {
      "transport": "ftp",
      "hostname": "10.10.10.10",
      "port": 21,
      "username": "vagrant",
      "password": "vagrant",
      "target": "/home/vagrant/dirname/subdirname_two",
      "ignore": [
        ".git/**"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

1. Add a file named .remote-sync.json to your project, with the contents above
2. Open the command palette by pressing cmd + shift + P on a Mac, or ctrl + shift + P on Linux/Windows
3. Type in remote sync reload config and press enter

That's it!

1. Create a folder for your project, and create a file named .remote-sync.json in it with the contents above
2. In the Atom editor, open the command palette by pressing cmd + shift + P on a Mac, or ctrl + shift + P on Linux/Windows
3. Type in remote sync reload config and press enter
4. Open the command palette again
5. Input remote sync download all

The package will download all of the files from the remote server for you.

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