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cli-backup-sync

Back up and restore OmniRoute data from the command line. Manage incremental snapshots, scheduled backups, encryption, and cloud synchronization, with options to compare differences and preview data transfers or imports before applying them.

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Backup and restore OmniRoute data from the CLI. Trigger incremental snapshots, sync to cloud storage, manage backup schedules, and restore from archive files.

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Good for

  • Create a backup before restoring data
  • Schedule recurring backups
  • Compare differences before cloud synchronization
  • Export and import data bundles

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Overview

Backup and restore OmniRoute data from the CLI. Trigger incremental snapshots, sync to cloud storage, manage backup schedules, and restore from archive files.

Quick install

npm install -g omniroute   # or: npx omniroute
omniroute --version

Subcommands

backup

Example:

omniroute backup

backup create

Flags:

  • --name <name>
  • --cloud
  • --encrypt
  • --key-file <path>
  • --exclude <pattern>
  • --retention <n>

Example:

omniroute backup create

backup auto

Example:

omniroute backup auto

backup enable

Flags:

  • --cron <expr>
  • --cloud
  • --encrypt
  • --retention <n>

Example:

omniroute backup enable

backup disable

Example:

omniroute backup disable

backup status

Example:

omniroute backup status

backup restore [backupId]

Flags:

  • --list
  • --yes

Example:

omniroute backup restore [backupId]

task

Example:

omniroute task

cloud create

Flags:

  • --title <t>
  • --prompt <p>
  • --prompt-file <path>
  • --repo <url>
  • --branch <b>
  • --metadata <json>

Example:

omniroute cloud create

cloud list

Flags:

  • --status <s>
  • --limit <n>

Example:

omniroute cloud list

cloud get <taskId>

Example:

omniroute cloud get <taskId>

cloud status <taskId>

Example:

omniroute cloud status <taskId>

cloud cancel <taskId>

Flags:

  • --yes

Example:

omniroute cloud cancel <taskId>

cloud approve <taskId>

Example:

omniroute cloud approve <taskId>

cloud message <taskId> <message>

Example:

omniroute cloud message <taskId> <message>

cloud sources <taskId>

Example:

omniroute cloud sources <taskId>

cloud cloud

Example:

omniroute cloud cloud

cloud agents

Example:

omniroute cloud agents

cloud auth

Flags:

  • --no-browser
  • --timeout <ms>

Example:

omniroute cloud auth

sync

Example:

omniroute sync

sync push

Example:

omniroute sync push

sync pull [outPath]

Example:

omniroute sync pull omniroute-export.tar.gz

sync bundle <outPath>

Flags:

  • --token <syncToken>

Example:

omniroute sync bundle <outPath>

sync import <bundlePath>

Flags:

  • --dry-run

Example:

omniroute sync import <bundlePath>

sync initialize

Example:

omniroute sync initialize

sync tokens

Example:

omniroute sync tokens

sync list

Example:

omniroute sync list

sync create

Flags:

  • --name <n>
  • --scope <s>
  • --ttl <duration>

Example:

omniroute sync create

sync revoke <id>

Flags:

  • --yes

Example:

omniroute sync revoke <id>

sync status

Example:

omniroute sync status

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