Remove no-op collections from the plan
Clear stale mappings from the status database
vdirsyncer: improve error output
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This is the repository for pimsync, the rewrite and successor of vdirsyncer.
Compiling pimsync requires:
Running pimsync requires:
Use make build to compile pimsync. The build process uses Cargo to produce a
binary and scdoc to compile documentation.
The compiled binary is placed in ./target/release/pimsync. It can be executed
directly, or copied into your $PATH.
Use make install to install to /usr/local/.
End user documentation is provided as man pages. Please see man pimsync and
man pimsync.conf as starting points.
Manual pages are built when running make build. They can also be built
independently using make man. These same man pages can be rendered as HTML
pages by using make html.
The underlying synchronisation implementation is implemented in the vstorage
library, which is part of this repository. If you want to make a different user
interface based on pimsync, then you'll want to use this library. Pimsync itself
merely parses a configuration file and executes the algorithms implemented in
vstorage.
The following libraries were also developed as part of this project:
libdav: CalDav and CardDav client implementations.
Repository, documentation.davcli: CalDav and CardDav command line tool. Repository.vparser: Non-validating flexible parser for iCalendar and vCard data.
Repository, documentation.Documentation for the vstorage library can be built locally with cargo doc.
The documentation also reflects the design and further technical details on
pimsync's algorithm.
The documentation for the latest commits made to this repository are published at:
See [HACKING.md].
Special thanks to the NLnet foundation that helped receive financial support from the NGI Zero Entrust program of the European Commission since early 2023.
Copyright 2023-2024 Hugo Osvaldo Barrera
Licensed under the EUPL, Version 1.2 only
SPDX-License-Identifier: EUPL-1.2