openrepo-sync

openrepo-sync

A command-line tool that keeps a self-hosted OpenRepo package repository in sync with upstream software sources.

openrepo-sync checks GitHub Releases, direct download URLs, and SourceForge for new package versions, uploads them to OpenRepo, and removes releases older than a configured threshold.

Features

• Multiple upstream sources — GitHub Releases, direct URLs (static or LATEST), SourceForge
• Automatic version detection — extracts versions from filenames, or calls dpkg-deb/rpm on the package itself
• Configurable retention — keep the N newest releases, auto-prune the rest
• Dry-run mode — preview all actions without touching the repository
• Per-project YAML files — easy to add, remove, or disable individual packages
• ${ENV_VAR} expansion in config values for safe API key handling
• Structured logging — quiet by default, full debug via --verbose or RUST_LOG
• Multi-platform Docker image — linux/amd64, linux/arm64, linux/arm/v7

Quick Start

# 1. Edit the global config
cp config.yaml.example config.yaml
$EDITOR config.yaml

# 2. Add a project
mkdir -p projects/
cat > projects/curl.yaml <<EOF
name: curl
repo_uid: debian-stable
keep_versions: 3
source:
  type: github
  owner: curl
  repo: curl
  asset_filter: "*.deb"
EOF

# 3. Dry run
openrepo-sync --dry-run

# 4. Sync
openrepo-sync

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