resync is a ResourceSync library with supporting client scipts, written in python. ResourceSync is a synchronization framework for the web consisting of various capabilities that allow third party systems to remain synchronized with a server's evolving resources. The capabilities can be combined in a modular manner to meet local or community requirements.
Typical client usage to synchronize from a source at
http://source.example.com/ to a set of local files would be
resync-sync http://source.example.com/
which will create or update a local directory ./source.example.com.
Alternatively, the destination directory may be specified explicitly::
resync-sync http://source.example.com/ /tmp/my_copy
Option details and a number of different modes are described with::
resync-sync -h
Typical library use in a source (create and output a Resource List)::
from resync import Resource, ResourceList
rl = ResourceList()
rl.add( Resource('http://example.com/res1', lastmod='2013-01-01') )
rl.add( Resource('http://example.com/res2', lastmod='2013-01-02') )
print rl.as_xml()
Typical library use in a destination (get and examine a Capability List)::
from resync import CapabilityList
# Read Capability List and show supported capabilities
cl = CapabilityList()
cl.read("https://raw.github.com/resync/resync/1.0/resync/test/testdata/examples_from_spec/resourcesync_ex_2_6.xml")
for resource in cl:
print "supports %s (at %s)" % (resource.capability,resource.uri)
The client and library are designed to work with Python 3.5 and up. (The last version supporting Python 2.7 was 1.0.9, also on PyPI)
pip install resync
rsync is listed in PyPI and can be
installed with pip or easy_install.
cd /tmp
git clone git://github.com/resync/resync.git
cd resync/
python setup.py build
python setup.py install
This will install the library code in the appropriate place within
a user-space python setup, including the clients resync-sync,
resync-build and resync-explorer. Use of sudo to install in
system spaces is generally discouraged.
The source code is maintained on Github and there may be branches/versions available there that are not yet packaged for PyPI.
Thanks to: Bernhard Haslhofer, [Robert Sanderson](<https://github.com/azaroth42) and other contributors.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines for contributing.
Copyright 2012--2020 Simeon Warner and contributors
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