https://github.com/leotiger/grav-plugin-backup-manager

An Enanced Backup Manager for Grav
https://github.com/leotiger/grav-plugin-backup-manager

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An Enanced Backup Manager for Grav

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/leotiger/grav-plugin-backup-manager
• Owner: leotiger
• License: mit
• Created: 2017-01-24T01:44:59.000Z (over 9 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2018-08-20T10:19:13.000Z (almost 8 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2023-03-10T20:36:46.069Z (over 3 years ago)
• Language: PHP
• Homepage:
• Size: 63.5 KB
• Stars: 15
• Watchers: 4
• Forks: 3
• Open Issues: 6
• Metadata Files:
  • Readme: README.md
  • Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
  • License: LICENSE

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# [Grav](http://getgrav.org) Enhanced Backup Manager

**If you encounter any issues, please don't hesitate

to [report

them](https://github.com/leotiger/grav-plugin-backup-manager/issues).**

> Enhanced backup for your Grav instance

## Discontinued

The backup tool build into GRAV Admin plugin offers everything you need ourdays.

## Why is user driven backup important?

Users of emerging projects like Grav need freedom. Backup and archive facilities that work

hazzle-free, offer confidence. Pages, content, media: users want to be free, easy...

But it's not only about opportunities and freedom, this backup manager offers a lot to

admins as well. And there's more to come if this plugin receives some positive feedback!

And yeah: invited to contribute!

## Introduction

Grav provides backup out of the box but offers no control over the process.

This plugin offers a Grav backup compatible solution that offers you some 

nice extra features:

* backup scopes

* test mode

* additional folder and file type ignores

* file type restrictions (at the moment only via cli)

* storage administration

* latest backups 

* purging

* clean up of failed backups

* enhanced cli

* access to a reduced set of options for non super users

* etc., etc.

## Configuration

You can customize the backup process for your instance in the settings of the 

plugin. Backup Manager facilitates a test mode that allows you to adapt "THE MOTHER OF

ALL BACKUPS FOR GRAV" (a joke) to your environment, low resources, you control, you

restrict. With scopes you dispose of predefined backup sets. If you need support, 

just stuff all into a partial "config backup" by using the "Config" scope. Backup

Manager packs now all your configurations, the content of the root folder and a file

with the phpinfo into a backup archive.

Existing backup scopes:

* admin

* defaults

* config

* pages

* user

* media

* images

* audio

* video

* log

* plugins

* themes

* imagecache

* cache

* data

* system

Defined purging scopes:

* purge		

* purgeall

* purgepartial

* purgetests

* purgepages

* purgeimages

* purgemedia

* purgethemes

* purgedata

* purgeplugins

* purgeconfig

* purgesystem

* purgefailed

The default purge context runs during every backup process and works on the basis of your settings

for the Backup Manager for capacity and the days you want to keep backups.

## Installation

Download the [ZIP

archive](https://github.com/leotiger/grav-plugin-backup-manager/archive/master.zip)

from GitHub and extract it to the `user/plugins` directory in your Grav

installation. And if suited it may appear on the GRAV plugin site with some installation

support out of the box in the future...

## CLI

This plugin inludes support for cli and thus for automization. CLI allows for additional 

options. Investigate. Not all is fail-safe, but a lot of the stuff works well.

One of the nice CLI features: you can specify "free" folders and a lot of them, all to

be included in a backup, doesn't matter where they are in the Grav instance... 

(Hope all this works good enough to maintain your interest, I didn't had the time to test

all of the features thoroughly: one man out on a mother sea today...

## Credits

You will find some known code. This is due to the fact that the first goal was to offer

a core enhancement for Grav itself. But this approach needs a lot of coordination with 

the Grav people. Difficult. Finally the decision to make a plugin out of this may have 

more pros than cons. Nevertheless, I obliged myself to work hard on core compatible code

that allows for an easy integration of backup functionality.

## Known Issues

This is still a baby, a zero version. For this reason issues are expected. But you can be

sure that Backup Manager is already doing a good job! Before spending more time on this, 

I would appreciate feedback. If a something like this is needed... The communication of

issues helps as a strong indicator for that... If you have an issue, let us know. Same

thing goes for proposals and ideas.