copi

$ copi -h

copi [source] [destination]

Copies files and folders from [source] to [destination]

Features:
- Can backup [destination] to other location. (Default keeps 3 backups)
- Can ignore the files and folders described in the list.
- Can transform the files described in the list.

Usage:
  copi [flags]

Flags:
  -b, --backup string      filesystem path to backup folder
  -h, --help               help for copi
  -s, --ignore string      filesystem path to list of files and folders to ignore
  -k, --keep int           number of backups to keep (default 3)
  -r, --remove             remove destination contents (default true)
  -t, --transform string   filesystem path to list of files to transform

Example list of files and folders to ignore ignore.json:

{
  ".well-known/": {},
  "TemplateFiles/": {},
  "Logs/": {},
  "wwwroot/files/": {},
  "appsettings.json": {},
  "web.config": {}
}

In the example above, paths ending in "/" are folders, these folders and the contents will not be copied to the destination and deleted from the destination. (Same thing applies for the file paths.)

Example list of files to transform transform.json:

{
  "appsettings.release.json": "appsettings.json",
  "web.release.config": "web.config"
}

In the example above, "appsettings.release.json" and "web.release.config" are relative file paths, these files will be moved to corresponding file paths, in that case "appsettings.json" and "web.config". If there is a file with the same name as the destination file, it will be overwritten without a warning.