anyfetch-file-watcher/README.md

Watch for file changes, and send them to anyFetch.

AnyFetch File Watcher
======================

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## Setup
```sh
npm install -g anyfetch-file-watcher --production
```

## Usage
You need an access-token from AnyFetch. If you are not interested with OAuth, a simple authenticated call to `GET https://api.anyfetch.com/token` will retrieve one for you.

```sh
anyfetch-file-watcher $DIRECTORY_TO_WATCH $ACCESS_TOKEN
```

The command is long running, and will watch for file changes until the process dies.

> You can omit the `$ACCESS_TOKEN` and enter it interactively.

## Reset
Every time you run this command, a JSON file is stored in `~/.anyfetch-file-watcher/$STRIPPED_DIRECTORY.json` with cursor details. If you want to resend everything, remove this file.