Hippius desktop

user wants to implement a directory mounting system similar to how Google Drive works.
Essentially, they want a local folder (e.g., named "hippius") that can be configured to sync automatically with an application.
Anything placed in this local folder should be reflected and accessible in the app, as well as in the macOS Finder, behaving like a standard folder.
Files dragged and dropped into this folder should sync automatically, mirroring the seamless integration and synchronization provided by Google Drive.

Instructions:¶

Implement a directory mounting and synchronization feature similar to Google Drive.

1. Allow users to configure a local folder (e.g., "hippius") as a synced directory.
2. Ensure that any file or content added to this local folder is automatically synchronized with the application.
3. Reflect the contents of this folder in the macOS Finder, making it appear and function as a standard directory.
4. Enable drag-and-drop functionality, where files dropped into the folder are synced in real-time.
5. Ensure the system mirrors Google Drive's seamless integration, providing a unified experience across the app and Finder.

Focus on creating a robust synchronization mechanism and a user-friendly setup process for mounting the directory.
Reflect the contents of this folder in the macOS Finder, making it appear and function as a standard directory.
Enable drag-and-drop functionality, where files dropped into the folder are synced in real-time.
Ensure the system mirrors Google Drive's seamless integration, providing a unified experience across the app and Finder.
Focus on creating a robust synchronization mechanism and a user-friendly setup process for mounting the directory.