USAGE

hashstor <command> [options]

Commands :
Usage: hashstor.py [options] <command> [command options]
 Parse file and create a HashStor storage point, commands are :
  - init : Initialize storage point
  - storages <command> : Manipulate storage names
    - storages list : List all storage names
    - storages delete <storage name> : Delete storage names
  - update [files or directories] : Update with files, default with all at current directory
  - compare [files or directories] : Compare with files, default with all at current directory
  - diff <storage name> : Compare selected storage name with current storage name
  - list [internal path] : List files in the storage point
  - extract <destination directory> [internal file name] : Extract file, default all files
  - delete [internal file name] : Delete file, default entire storage name
  - check : Check integrity

Options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d HASHSTOR, --hashstor=HASHSTOR
                        HashStor storage point, default .hashstor in current
                        directory
  -c DIRECTORY, --directory=DIRECTORY
                        Use this directory for base path on file update
  -s STORAGE, --storage=STORAGE
                        HashStor storage name, default name is 'default'
  -v, --debug           Show debug information

Examples :
In the current directory, initialize hashstor storage point and add all files :
  # hashstor.py init

When files has changed, add the changes to a new storage name :
  # hashstor.py -s myfirstrevision update

List files from the init :
  # hashstor.py list

List files from the first change :
  # hashstor.py -s myfirstrevision list

Remove init revision :
  # hashstor.py delete
or
  # hashstor.py storages delete default

The first change should stay :
  # hashstor.py storages list

Extract the first change to a temp directory :
  # hashstor.py -s myfirstrevision extract /tmp/myfirstrevision

Check to storage integrity :
  # hashstor.py check

Add files from the storage point directory from another path :
  # hashstor.py -c /path/to/storage/path -s myfirstrevision update file/in/the/storage/path