Only Windows and Linux supported.
This package uses os-service under the hood, so Mac support would need to be added to that package, not this one.
This will start the hypergit seeder on boot, so you don't have to run hypergit seed in a terminal somewhere everytime you want to share your hypergit repos.
Installation
First, make sure you have hypergit installed globally.
(Or if not globally, somewhere that hypergit-service can still require() it as a peer-dependency.)
npm i -g hypergit
Next, install this package:
npm i -g hypergit-service
Finally, run the installer. It will prompt you for sudo/admin privileges.
hypergit-service install
Uninstall
If you want to remove the service run:
hypergit-service remove
It will prompt you for sudo/admin privileges in order to remove it.
View Log File
To confirm that the service is working, you can inspect the log file:
cd $(hypergit-service logdir)
cat log.txt
If the log file does not exist, you may need to tweak the OS service to make sure it is running as the currently logged in user and not as root/Administrator.
(I didn't figure out how to do that auto-magically.)
License
Copyright 2018 William Hilton.
Licensed under the MIT License
hypergit-service
Runs hypergit seed as a background service
Only Windows and Linux supported. This package uses
os-service
under the hood, so Mac support would need to be added to that package, not this one.This will start the hypergit seeder on boot, so you don't have to run
hypergit seed
in a terminal somewhere everytime you want to share your hypergit repos.Installation
First, make sure you have
hypergit
installed globally. (Or if not globally, somewhere thathypergit-service
can stillrequire()
it as a peer-dependency.)Next, install this package:
Finally, run the installer. It will prompt you for sudo/admin privileges.
Uninstall
If you want to remove the service run:
It will prompt you for sudo/admin privileges in order to remove it.
View Log File
To confirm that the service is working, you can inspect the log file:
If the log file does not exist, you may need to tweak the OS service to make sure it is running as the currently logged in user and not as root/Administrator. (I didn't figure out how to do that auto-magically.)
License
Copyright 2018 William Hilton. Licensed under the MIT License