DT allows you to sync/populate configuration files at will. It currently
provides a CLI tool dt-cli.
The command line interface dt-cli accepts a path to the configuration file
as an argument and performs the syncing process specified in the file.
Configuration guides and detailed usages can be found in the documentations.
A simple working configuration file to sync all files from ~/dt/nvim to
~/.config/nvim that matches *init.vim can be written as:
[[local]]
name = "Neovim Configs"
base = "~/dt/nvim"
sources = ["*init.vim"]
target = "~/.config/nvim"~/.config/nvim.
Save above config to ~/.config/dt/cli.toml and run
$ dt-cli -c ~/.config/dt/cli.tomlto start syncing. Note the path in this example (~/.config/dt/cli.toml) is
also the default path, so the below command (calling dt-cli with no argument)
does the same thing as above:
$ dt-cliOther command line flags & options
| Flags | Description |
|---|---|
-d|--dry-run |
Shows changes to be made without actually syncing files. |
-h|--help |
Prints help information. |
-q|--quiet |
Decreases logging verbosity. |
-v|--verbose |
Increases logging verbosity. |
-V|--version |
Prints version information. |
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
-c|--config-path <path> |
Specifies path to config file. |
| Args | Description |
|---|---|
<group-name>... |
Specifies name(s) of the group(s) to be processed |
dt-cli is in the AUR, you can
install it with your favorite package manager:
$ paru -S dt-cliAlternatively, you can:
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Download latest release from GitHub
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Install from crates.io:
$ cargo install dt-cli
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Build from source:
$ git clone [email protected]:blurgyy/dt.git $ cd dt $ cargo test --release $ cargo install --path=dt-cli
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