Simple Node.js script to backup your Pryv data.<br><br>
In your terminal, run the following commands:<br><code>npm install</code><br>
to download required dependencies<br><code>npm start</code><br>
to launch the backup script.<br><br>
This will ask you for the domain, username and password of the Pryv account you wish to back up<br><br><br><strong>Format</strong>
Your data will be downloaded in <code>./backup/{username}.{domain}/</code><br><br>
This downloads the following in JSON format:<ul><li>Public profile</li><li>Accesses</li><li>Followed slices</li><li>Streams</li><li>Events</li><li>Account Info</li></ul><br>
As well as the following in binary files:<br><ul><li>Attachment files</li></ul><br><strong>Running conditions</strong><br>
The operation might take a while in case the data size is substantial. Please, leave requests <a href="https://github.com/pryv/app-node-backup/issues">here</a>.<br><br><strong>As a package</strong><br>
It is also possible use the backup function in your code.<br><br>
Add the following to your <code>package.json</code>: <code>"pryv-backup":"git+ssh://git@github.com:pryv/app-node-backup.git"</code><br><br>
then use it as following:<br><code><pre>
var backup = require('pryv-backup');
var settings = {
username: USERNAME,
domain: DOMAIN, // optional
password: PASSWORD,
includeTrashed: true, // default: false
includeAttachments: true // default: false
};
settings.backupDirectory = new backup.Directory(settings.username, settings.domain);
backup.start(settings, function (err) {
if (err) {
// manage error
}
// ...
});
</pre></code>
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