3. User Manual: LFC Command Line Interface

Although all LFC functionality is available from the Python interface, most users will primarily be through a series of command-line executables. These commands largely mirror those of git.

• 3.1. lfc-init: Initialize LFC repo
• 3.2. lfc-remote: Show or set URL to an LFC remote cache
• 3.3. lfc-add: Add or update a large file
• 3.4. lfc-pull: Retrieve and checkout one or more large files
• 3.5. lfc-push: Push one or more large files to remote cache
• 3.6. lfc-checkout: Check out a large file from cache
• 3.7. lfc-config: View or set LFC config variables
• 3.8. lfc-show: Print contents of a large file to STDOUT
• 3.9. lfc-ls-files: List large files
• 3.10. lfc-set-mode: Set the mode of one or more LFC files
• 3.11. lfc-clone: Clone a repo (using git) and pull all mode-2 LFC files
• 3.12. lfc-auto-pull: Pull all mode-2 files
• 3.13. lfc-auto-push: Push all mode-2 files
• 3.14. lfc-install-hooks: Install LFC git-hooks
• 3.15. lfc-replace-dvc: Replace any DVC settings and file names