dorst 0.19.5

Codebase bootstrap and backup utility
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# dørst
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## Intro

Bootstrap (and backup) codebases with Dørst.

### Features

* `logs`
* `cli`
* `gui` _GTK4_

## Usage
[![Packaging status](https://repology.org/badge/vertical-allrepos/dorst.svg)](https://repology.org/project/dorst/versions)

### CLI

`cargo install dorst`

To begin, run `dorst` to create a configuration file in `$HOME/.config/dorst` and set targets (the current directory is the default backup destination). Dørts supports `ssh-agent` and can use `gitconfig`'s credential helper for authentication.

`dorst -b ~/backups/src`

Example:

```toml
source_directory = "~/src"
targets = [
  "https://github.com/charlesrocket/dotfiles",
  "https://github.com/charlesrocket/freebsd-station",
  "git@gitlab.com:charlesrocket/openbsd-station.git",
]
```

The `-c`/`--config` flag allows the usage of an alternative configuration file.

### GUI

`cargo install dorst --features gui`

`dorst --gui`

### Backups

Dorst's backups are `git` mirrors: `git clone example.dorst`