Global Options

The following options largely affect all commands, and should be provided before the command name.

-n, --name name

 

-u, --udid udid

Connect to the device with the provided name or UDID. This can be discovered with the lsdevs command if the device is already connected.

-v, --verbose

Increases the verbosity. This can be used multiple times. This is mutally exclusive with --quiet.

-q, --quiet

Lowers the verbosity. This is mutually exclusive with --verbose.

Commands

iasync lsdevs [-n | --no-headers]

Lists devices connected to the computer as a table. For each connected device, this shows the name, whether it's connected over USB or Network (Wi-Fi), and its UDID.

-n, --no-headers

Suppress the table headers.

iasync lsapps [-n | --no-headers]

Lists apps that support file sharing for the connected device.

-n, --no-headers

Suppress the table headers.

iasync ls [-a | --all] app_id[:path]

Lists all files in the directory provided by the path argument, relative to the root of the app's Documents folder.

-a, --all

Display entries with names starting with a dot (`.').

iasync sync [-Dnp] source app_id[:path]

Copies the files from the source directory to the path provided by the app_id and path arguments.

-D, --allow-delete

Allow the sync operation to delete remote files to ensure the remote directory tree matches the local tree.

-n, --dry-run

Explain what would have been done, instead of performing the operations.

-p, --progress

Print progress information for files being copied.