WWSync for VSCode

A VSCode extension port of the WWSync tool.

It allows you to synchronize your project with a remote server using rsync directly from VSCode, with safeguards against accidental deletions.

Features

• Safe Sync ($(cloud-upload)): Uploads files without deleting anything on the remote server.
• Full Sync ($(sync)): Mirrors the local folder to the remote, deleting extra files (with confirmation).
• Run ($(terminal)): Opens an SSH session to the project folder.

User Interface

WWSync provides two ways to interact with your servers:

1. Status Bar:

   • Displays the current connected server for the active file's directory (e.g. WWSync: production).
   • Click the status bar item to open a Reference Menu where you can run sync commands or switch the default server for the session.
   • The server list is filtered to only show servers configured for the current workspace folder.

2. Title Bar Buttons:

   • Quick access buttons in the editor title area for Safe Sync, Full Sync, and Run.

Configuration

You can customize the extension appearance in VSCode Settings:

• wwsync.showButtons: Show/hide the buttons in the editor title bar (default: true).
• wwsync.showStatusBar: Show/hide the status bar item (default: true).

Usage

1. Open a folder in VSCode.
2. Click the WWSync status bar item or title bar buttons to start.
3. Config: The extension uses a ~/.wwsync config file. It will prompt you to create it if missing, or add a new server/mapping if none exists for the current directory.

For full details on the underlying logic, see the original script.