a good backup have to be easy to use.

this one is easy to use, not to setup...

this yet another dotfiles manager is special because it use a single config file, in json. the script loop into a part of the json, given as a argument to the script. i'll try to do a example, open the config.json file to understand better. you can change all the command executed, so it can be used for a lot more than dotfiles !

Example

PS : b is a symlink to backupscript.sh, because i'm lazy

so with my current config.json file, i can :

b d   # specific backup config
b t   # specific backup config
b r   # specific backup config
b u   # specific backup config
b s   # backup this repo
b update.s  # to sync my dotfiles across multiple devices
b update.d  # to sync my backupscript config across multiple devices
b install.script  # clone this repo and dotfiles.git in it
b install.dotfiles  # reclone dotfiles.git folder

open config.json to better understand !

so while you're here... check my dotfiles don't hesitate to ask any question, i'll be happy to hear them <3

options

there is one argument you can provide backupscript : -e with it you can export value in script. ex :

b -e branch=main <your command name>
b -e push=-f <your command name>
b -e opt <your command name>

if you con't provide a equal sign, the value will be set to "1"