lazyrsync
Friendly terminal UI for rsync with reusable profiles, dry-run diff and live progress tracking.
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About lazyrsync
lazyrsync is a terminal interface for rsync that helps developers manage file synchronization tasks. It provides reusable profiles to save and repeat sync configurations, a dry-run preview mode that displays exactly what changes will be made before execution, and live progress tracking during transfers. The tool includes safety features like gating destructive flags behind confirmations. It works over SSH, allowing uploads and downloads using the same task type, and supports optional snapshots through rsync's hardlink-based versioning.
Developed by westpoint-io, lazyrsync is written in Rust and released under the MIT license. It brings a user-friendly approach to rsync operations by combining a graphical terminal interface with powerful file-synchronization capabilities, making it easier to preview and monitor remote and local file transfers from the command line.
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