Btsync-Core Command-Line To Check Whether The Folder Has Been 100% Downloaded

[samxiao]

hello,

 

I'm using btsync to manage a pool of distributed computing node and for deployment on artifacts.   I know I can triggered `btsync-core` to start the syncing session, but is there a way to know whether my folder has been 100% downloaded/sync'd?

 

I was looking for something like this:

 

 

$ btsync-core --nodaemon --check "AW46ABCDGEWCQBVH6Z7APTHW6YVUU34VS"

 

[GreatMarko]

is there a way to know whether my folder has been 100% downloaded/sync'd?

You'd need to use the API

 

[samxiao]

Thanks, just requested the API key. But I didn't see an obvious API call to get that information, or may I missing anything?  The closest I found is this:

 

GET FOLDER PEERS

Returns list of peers connected to the specified folder.

 

 

[{
"id": "ARRdk5XANMb7RmQqEDfEZE-k5aI=",
"connection": "direct", // direct or relay
"name": "GT-I9500",
"synced": 0, // timestamp when last sync completed
"download": 0,
"upload": 22455367417
}
]

http://[address]:[port]/api?method=get_folder_peers&secret=(secret)

By the way, this is needed to make API call to the each btsync client's web ui right?

[samxiao]

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