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Get rid of obsolete yama profiles

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Olivier 'reivilibre' 2021-09-02 23:14:18 +01:00
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docs/yama/getting_started.md
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@ -1,9 +1,13 @@
# Getting Started # Getting Started
Currently, you are unlikely to want to interact much with `yama` except to create a pile for use with `datman`.
## Installation ## Installation
TODO `cargo install` TODO `cargo install`
## Creating a Pile ## Creating a Pile
Change to a desired pile directory and use `yama init`. Change to a desired pile directory and use `yama init`.
@ -16,29 +20,10 @@ A `yama.toml` file such as the following will be created:
yama_version = "0.3.1" yama_version = "0.3.1"
storage = "SqliteIndexedBloblog" storage = "SqliteIndexedBloblog"
compression = 12 compression = 12
[profiles]
[remotes]
``` ```
This pile has compression enabled (with level 12), and is using SQLite-indexed bloblogs for storage. (No other storage mechanisms are currently recommended.) This pile has compression enabled (with level 12), and is using SQLite-indexed bloblogs for storage. (No other storage mechanisms are currently recommended.)
## Adding a Profile
Add a profile by specifying the directory that you wish to back up. *Not sure if profile functionality will stay around forever; Datman may take over this role.*
```toml
[profiles]
myprofile = "/home/xyz/files"
```
## Storing to a Profile
Now use `yama store myprofile` to store the files in to the Yama pile.
This command will automatically use the latest pointer for this profile as the parent pointer (if one exists) so that incremental storage is performed.
## Retrieving ## Retrieving
@ -46,10 +31,7 @@ Retrieving is currently a bit more difficult.
Use `yama debug lsp` to list the pointers stored in the database. Use `yama debug lsp` to list the pointers stored in the database.
Then use `yama retrieve-adv (pointer ID) dest-path` to retrieve files from the pile and put them into `dest-path`. Then use `yama retrieve-adv pointer-ID dest-path` to retrieve files from the pile (from pointer `pointer-ID`) and put them into `dest-path`.
TODO this guide still needs work. Once yama is done.
## Check ## Check

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yama/src/bin/yama.rs
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@ -46,10 +46,7 @@ struct Opts {
enum PileCommand { enum PileCommand {
/// Initialise a yama pile in this directory. /// Initialise a yama pile in this directory.
Init {}, Init {},
/// Store files into the yama pile, under a named profile.
Store {
// TODO NEEDS ADVANCEMENT
},
/// Retrieve a pointer from the yama pile, using a named pointer name. /// Retrieve a pointer from the yama pile, using a named pointer name.
Retrieve { Retrieve {
/// Name of the pointer to retrieve. /// Name of the pointer to retrieve.
@ -66,6 +63,7 @@ enum PileCommand {
#[clap(long)] #[clap(long)]
num_workers: Option<u8>, num_workers: Option<u8>,
}, },
/// Check this yama pile for corruption. /// Check this yama pile for corruption.
Check { Check {
#[clap(long)] #[clap(long)]
@ -80,6 +78,7 @@ enum PileCommand {
#[clap(long)] #[clap(long)]
shallow: bool, shallow: bool,
}, },
/// Enter a debug prompt for manually operating on the yama pile. /// Enter a debug prompt for manually operating on the yama pile.
Debug, Debug,
@ -107,45 +106,6 @@ fn main() -> anyhow::Result<()> {
}; };
match &opts.command { match &opts.command {
PileCommand::Store { .. } => {
/*let (pdesc, pile) = open_pile()?;
let root_dir = pdesc
.profiles
.get(profile_name)
.ok_or_else(|| anyhow!("Profile not found."))?;
let new_pointer_name = get_pointer_name_at(profile_name.clone(), Utc::now());
info!("Will save as {:?}", new_pointer_name);
if pile.read_pointer(&new_pointer_name)?.is_some() {
bail!("{:?} already exists. Stopping.", new_pointer_name);
}
let root_node = tree::scan(root_dir)?
.ok_or_else(|| anyhow!("{:?} doesn't seem to exist.", root_dir))?;
let mut parent: Option<String> = None;
let prefix = get_pointer_parent_search_prefix(profile_name.clone());
for pointer in pile.list_pointers()?.iter() {
if pointer.starts_with(&prefix) {
match parent.as_ref() {
None => {
parent = Some(pointer.to_owned());
}
Some(cur_parent) => {
if cur_parent < pointer {
parent = Some(pointer.to_owned());
}
}
}
}
}
store_fully(&pile, &root_dir, &new_pointer_name, root_node, parent)?;
*/
unimplemented!()
}
PileCommand::Retrieve { PileCommand::Retrieve {
pointer_name, pointer_name,
subset, subset,