# homesync

**Caution! This is unstable code!**

## Introduction

Homesync provides a way of automatically syncing config files across various
applications you may use. It works by establishing a file watcher on all the
configs specified in the primary `homesync` config. As files are changed, they
are copied to a local git repository to eventually be pushed by the user.
Likewise, at any point, the user can sync against the remote repository,
overwriting local configurations for one or more packages.

## Installation

TODO

## Configuration

Homesync uses a YAML file, to be found in anyone of the following locations.
Locations are searched in the following priority:

- `$HOME/.homesync.yml`
- `$HOME/.config/homesync/homesync.yml`
- `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/homesync.yml`
- `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/homesync/homesync.yml`

That said, it is recommended to modify this config solely from the exposed
homesync CLI. Homesync will take responsibility ensuring the generated
configuration is according to package manager, platform, etc.

## Usage

TODO

## Contribution

Install git hooks as follows:

```bash
git config --local core.hooksPath .githooks/
```