This program helps to install the necessary tools for starting up and maintaining a Logic project fully available to a distributed team of musicians, sound engineers and composers. Its focus is simplicity and avoiding collaborators within a Logic project to having to toss around audio tracks and other deliverables.
- MacOSX: from Mojave up
- git (minimum version 2.0): version control system used by this program
- shared folder: the project relies on shared folder (Dropbox) as "remote" storage where the git repositories are stored, which needs to be made available to the program in order to function properly.
The program will download and install the following programs on the local system:
- git-lfs: git support for large file system
- lfs-folderstore: shared folder agent for git-lfs
You can get the compiled binary in the release page. At the moment the available packages are for MACOS and linux.
If you wish to compile the source code, you need go v1.11 up, clone this repository and then run go install directly in the project root.
The setup command should be called only once in order to configure the version control system. It downloads and install git-lfs and lfs-folderstore, let you specify the shared folder where the remote repository is found, and the target directory where your (Logic) projects should be installed. The configuration is written on $HOME/.logics.ylm
$ logics setup`
The install command scans the shared folder for repositories not yet installed, let you select the repository you want to pull and configures git-lfs to track audio files. If no target directory is specified the default folder specified during setup gets used
The download command let you sync up with the upstream by selecting a repo and download the latest changes
$ logics download
The upload command let you upload your changes to upstream if any
$ logics upload
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