docker-sync.yml

options:
  # default: docker-compose.yml if you like, you can set a custom location (path) of your compose file like ~/app/compose.yml
  # compose-file-path: 'docker-compose.yml'

  # optional, default: docker-compose-dev.yml if you like, you can set a custom location (path) of your compose file. Do not set it, if you do not want to use it at all

  # if its there, it gets used, if you name it explicitly, it HAS to exist
  # compose-dev-file-path: 'docker-compose-dev.yml'

  # optional, activate this if you need to debug something, default is false
  # IMPORTANT: do not run stable with this, it creates a memory leak, turn of verbose when you are done testin
  verbose: false

  # ADVANVED: default:eugenmayer/rsync -  the image to use for the rsync container. Do not change this until you exactly know, what you are doing
  # optional, default eugenmayer/rsync, you cannot just use "some unison" container, you entrypoint needs features, check the Dockerfiles
  rsync_image: 'eugenmayer/rsync'

  # ADVANVED: default:leighmcculloch/unison -  the image to use for the unison container. Do not change this until you exactly know, what you are doing
  # optional, default eugenmayer/unison, you cannot just use "some unison" container, you entrypoint needs features, check the Dockerfiles
  unison_image: 'eugenmayer/unison'

  # optional, default auto, can be docker-sync, thor or auto and defines, how the sync will be invoked on the cli. Mostly depending if your are using docker-sync solo, scaffolded or in development ( thor )
  cli_mode: 'auto'

syncs:
  # IMPORTANT: this name must be unique and should NOT match your real applciation container name!
  code-sync:
     # enable terminal_notifier. On every sync sends a Terminal Notification regarding files being synced. ( Mac Only ).
    # good thing incase you are developing and want to know exactly when your changes took effect.
    # be aware in case of unison this only gives you a notification on the initial sync, not the syncs after changes.
    # notify_terminal: true

    # which folder to watch / sync from - you can use tiled, it will get expanded. Be aware the then trailing slash makes a difference
    # if you add them, only the inner parts of the folder gets synced, otherwise the parent folder will be synced as top-level folder
    src: './app'

    # which destination on the sync-container. Since you will use volumes_from to mount this, this should match your code-deployment location in the real container
    dest: '/app'

    # when a port of a container is exposed, on which IP does it get exposed. Localhost for docker for mac, something else for docker-machine
    # sync_host_ip: 'localhost'

    # should be a unique port this sync instance uses on the host to offer the rsync service on
    #sync_host_port: 10871

    # optionl, a list of excludes for rsync - see rsync docs for details
    sync_excludes: ['Gemfile.lock', 'Gemfile', 'config.rb', '.sass-cache/', 'sass/', 'sass-cache/', 'composer.json' , 'bower.json', 'package.json', 'Gruntfile*', 'bower_components/', 'node_modules/', '.gitignore', '.git/', '*.coffee', '*.scss', '*.sass']

    # use this to change the exclude syntax.
    # Path: you match the exact path ( nesting problem )
    # Name: If a file or a folder does match this string ( solves nesting problem )
    # Regex: Define a regular expression
    # none: You can define a type for each sync exclude, so sync_excludes: ['Name .git', 'Path Gemlock']
    #
    # for more see http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/download/releases/stable/unison-manual.html#pathspec
    sync_excludes_type: 'Path'

    # optional: use this to switch to rsync verbose mode
    # sync_args: '-v'

    # optional, a list of regular expressions to exclude from the fswatch - see fswatch docs for details

    # optional, default can be either rsync or unison See Strategies in the wiki for explanation
    sync_strategy: 'unison'

    # optional, use this to map the files to a specific user on sync. Helps fixing permissions. You can use names and uids
    sync_user: 'www-data'

    # this does not user groupmap but rather configures the server to map
    # optional: usually if you map users you want to set the user id of your application container here
    sync_userid: '33'

    # optional, use this to map the files to a specific group on sync. Helps fixing permissions, You can use names and guids
    # sync_group: 'root'

    # optional: usually if you map groups you want to set the group id of your application container here
    # this does not user groupmap but rather configures the server to map
    # sync_groupid: '6000'

    watch_excludes: ['.*/.git', '.*/node_modules', '.*/bower_components', '.*/sass-cache', '.*/.sass-cache', '.*/.sass-cache', '.coffee', '.scss', '.sass', '.gitignore']

    # optional: use this to switch to fswatch verbose mode
    watch_args: '-v'

    # optional: default is fswatch, if set to disable, no watcher will be used and you would need to start the sync manually
    watch_strategy: 'fswatch'