Syrup

Have you ever tried to share one of your awesome rices but found it incredibly hard? Don't worry. Syrup has you covered. Syrup is a folder sharing tool, mostly used as a rice sharing tool. Here's how it works:

• You get a folder, and put your files in it (this can even be ~/.config!)
• Run syrup package and fill out the 'form'.
• Syrup makes you a .syp file.
• Share the .syp file.
• The other party(s) can then run syrup install <filename>.
• Syrup will then 'pour' (install) that .syp file. You might be wondering, how does this differ from just giving the other party a .zip? Well, Syrup extracts the .syp to the exact directory it was packaged from. Let's say: You make a .syp of /home/alice/.config, and your friend installs that .syp, it won't make a folder called /home/alice/.config and extract there, it'll install to /home/bob/.config. (Where alice is your username and bob is your friend's.) Keep in mind, at the moment, it WILL erase everything in the destination folder. Interested? You can join our Discord server here: https://discord.gg/NNFWarxrXA, GitHub: https://github.com/NytrixLabs/Syrup