A cross-platform GUI for Duplicity backups, powered by Atom Electron.

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I had a lot of problems with duplicity lately (frequent crashes on my OSX system, corrupted data) that led me to not use it anymore (nor Vuplicity) for my backups.

I think that being a user of the product is a crucial point for a maintainer to do a great work, so that's why I am afraid I will not have take time to work on Vuplicity in the future.

That being said, the license allows you to do whatever you want with the existing code and UI; so, if you are still interested in the project, please feel free to fork it / do stuff in the code / adjust things or rebuild entire features // it's up to you.

Thanks!

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The GUI works directly with Duplicity by sending shell commands, so you can use your existing backups and / or create new ones independently.

Check the status of a backup, start it manually, or restore its content.

Fill the source path, destination URL, passphrase, and custom CLI options if needed.

You can add several backup configurations on the left panel.

The configuration uses one JSON file per backup, stored in $HOME/.vuplicity.

Check the content of the backup, or choose to restore a single file.

Schedule the backup by choosing a delay or a time, and the days when you want it to be applied (in the week or month).

You may also combine multiple schedules (for instance, one incremental backup each day at 2:00am, and one full backup once a month).

Duplicity is not shipped with the app.

You have to install it first, and ensure that the duplicity command is included in your global $PATH to allow the app to access it.

You can download the last version of the app on the Releases page.

Help needed !

For now no binaries are available, because I didn't run advanced tests on those platforms.

If you want to get involved, feel free to follow the installation steps above, and test the project by yourself.

Comments are very welcome on the Issues page.

1. Install node.js and npm if needed

2. Install Atom Electron if needed (by using npm install -g electron-prebuilt)

3. Install Grunt if needed (by using npm install -g grunt)

4. Get the project and its dependencies

git clone https://github.com/johansatge/vuplicity.git
npm install
cd vuplicity/app && npm install

Run the application:

grunt run

The following options are available, if needed:

Build the application for the desired platform:

grunt build --platforms=darwin,linux,win32

Watch for SASS updates:

grunt sass

Planned features are listed in the Issues.

This project is released under the MIT License.

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