Atom Sync-settings (plug-in-back artifacts)

Sync-settings (plug-in-back artifacts)

Briefly

Plug-in author: Hackafe

Feature Description: Synchronize settings, keymaps, user styles, init script, snippets and installed packages across Atom instances. (In short, you can sync Atom's setup files, custom shortcuts, user styles, initialization scripts and code snippets, and support for installed plug-in synchronization)

Features

Sync Atom's and package settings
Sync installed packages
Sync user keymaps
Sync user styles
Sync user init script
Sync snippets
Sync user defined text files
Manual backup/restore to a gist

Get how to install it

• Command line installation: $ apm install sync-settings
• Settings Center: Search for sync-sets

How to set up and use it

Initialize the settings

• Go to the Settings Center to find the plug-in and go into setting
• Open your own github to create a personal access token - then copy the generated token sequence and paste it into the plug-in'settling (and then put the diagram back, at a glance:)
• Then open github's gist service, create a gist-copy build gistID, and paste it into the two-step setting

Look at the picture

Finally, I went to study why he used gist... Originally intended to back up the profile;
Use a coffee script to save;

Look at the picture

How to use (after configuration)

• On the document editing page, press the global command search panel (Ctrl-shift-p)
• Search sync - , there will be options
  • sync-settings: backup - this command is to back up the current configuration;
  • sync-settings: restore - this command is a reply configuration and is directly overwritten;
  • sync-sets:view-backup - this is when you perform a backup to query your backup online, that is, to your gist code;
  • sync-sets: check-backup - this is the last time the query is OK;

Both the success and failure of the backup have a message alert, look at the figure

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