pooltool is a modular Bash-based utility for managing files and disks in a RAID storage environment. It provides commands for finding, copying, moving files, and managing disks and SnapRAID devices. All functionality is contained within this directory and its subfolders.

To use pooltool, run the main script:

./pooltool.sh <command> [options]

• find — Locate files or paths within the RAID pool.
• cp — Copy files or directories into the RAID pool, ensuring the target is within the RAID.
• mv — Move files or directories into the RAID pool (uses cp then removes the source).
• disk — Manage disks, including adding new disks and labeling partitions.
• devices — Query SnapRAID devices for names, volumes, partitions, and mountpoints.

Use -h or --help with any command for usage information:

./pooltool.sh <command> -h

• Modular design: Commands are loaded dynamically via bootstrap.sh.
• Namespace support: Each command is namespaced for clarity and isolation.
• Dependency management: Modules declare dependencies and are loaded as needed.
• RAID safety: Copy and move operations require the target to be within the RAID location.
• Disk management: The disk command assists with adding and labeling disks, checking block devices, and integrating with SnapRAID.
• SnapRAID integration: The devices command provides detailed information about SnapRAID devices.

• pooltool.sh — Main entry point.
• bootstrap.sh — Module loader and environment setup.
• modules/pooltool/commands/ — Command implementations (find, cp, mv, disk).
• modules/snapraid/devices — SnapRAID device management.

1. Fork or clone the repository.
2. Add new commands as separate scripts in modules/pooltool/commands/.
3. Register new modules and declare dependencies as needed.
4. Follow the existing namespace and modular structure.
5. Test your changes thoroughly.
6. Submit a pull request with a description of your changes.

Specify your license here.

For more details, review the scripts in this directory and its subfolders. All code and documentation should remain self-contained within media/tRAID/local/src/pooltool.