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Keyboard shortcuts Press ← or → to navigate between chapters Press S or / to search in the book Press ? to show this help Press Esc to hide this help syq Documentation Benchmarks GitHub ↗ syq Fast, programmable file operations.
Copy, reorganize and remove files—locally or across machines. Resume interrupted transfers, send files to your laptop or run commands there from a server’s remote shell, and script syq using the JSON API or Python SDK. Your laptop needs no SSH server or incoming network port.
Install syq Benchmarks ↗ Send files to your laptop Run commands on your laptop Copy directly between servers without forwarding your SSH agent Rename and reorganize files during a copy JSON API Python SDK Try a copy Replace server with an SSH hostname or alias you normally connect to, and project with a local directory: syq cp project --to server --into backup This creates or updates backup/project in your home directory on the server. To copy the contents of project directly into backup, use --srcs-in: syq cp --srcs-in project --to server --into backup Use --dry-run to preview a summary without copying, or --dry-run -v to list the planned changes by path. Existing destination files are updated when needed. Unrelated files stay unless you request --prune. Already use rsync? Start with your usual command, prefixed by syq: syq rsync -av project/ server:backup/project/ syq rsync -av server:data/ ./data/ Syq supports common rsync options, but uses its own protocol.
Rsync filter rules, hard links, ACLs, xattrs, sparse files, and rolling-checksum deltas are not supported. Check rsync compatibility before substituting it in an existing script. Common tasks I want to…Start here Choose exactly where files landCopy and placement Preview changesDry runs Skip build files or use .gitignoreIgnoring paths Mirror a directoryMirroring Remove files in parallelRemoval Send files to my laptop from a server’s shellReceiving files Run a build or open an artifact on my desktop from a serverCommands on your receiving machine Copy between two serversRemote-to-remote transfers Rename or reorganize files during a copyMappings Use syq from PythonPython SDK Read results from a scriptAutomation results Make copies fasterSpeed