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rsyncy

Status and progress bar for rsync

TLDR

Sync files with a visual progress bar
$ rsyncy -a [/source/] [/destination/]
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Remote sync with progress display
$ rsyncy -avz [remote:/path/] [/local/]
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Sync with delete and compression
$ rsyncy -avz --delete [/source/] [/destination/]
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Dry run to preview changes
$ rsyncy -avn [/source/] [/destination/]
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SYNOPSIS

rsyncy [rsync-options] source destination

DESCRIPTION

rsyncy wraps rsync to display a visual progress bar showing overall transfer progress, speed, elapsed time, and file counts. You run it with the same arguments as rsync and it adds the necessary --info flags automatically. Unlike rsync's built-in --progress flag which shows per-file progress, rsyncy shows overall progress across all files.

PARAMETERS

All standard rsync options are supported and passed through to rsync. rsyncy adds the necessary --info flags automatically for progress display.

INSTALL

brew install rsyncy
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nix profile install nixpkgs#rsyncy
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HISTORY

rsyncy was created by Christian Zangl (laktak) and is written in Go.

SEE ALSO

rsync(1), progress(1), pv(1)

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