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@jalsoedesign/dockline-abstract

v1.0.0

Published

Shared contracts, errors and transfer utilities for Dockline protocol clients

Readme

@jalsoedesign/dockline-abstract

Shared contracts and transfer tools for Dockline. This package contains no FTP or SSH transport implementation and does not require core or either client.

Use it for adapter/configuration types, shared errors, retry and deadline policy, progress, bandwidth budgets, optional byte limits, publication/checksum/copy/walk helpers and connection pools. Core re-exports this generic API for SDK users.

Installation

For a source build, follow the compiler guide.

After publication, the registry command will be:

npm install @jalsoedesign/dockline-abstract

Validate configuration without loading a client

import {validateTransferConfig, type FtpTransferConfig} from '@jalsoedesign/dockline-abstract';

const configuration: FtpTransferConfig = {
    protocol: 'ftps',
    host: 'ftp.example.com',
    username: 'deploy',
    root: '/uploads',
};
const defaults = validateTransferConfig(configuration);

console.log(defaults.port, defaults.root);

This validates common configuration and resolves the default port/root without making a connection. TransferAdapter describes the common storage, lifecycle and advanced transfer interface for client implementations. Abstract does not discover or construct protocol clients.

import {BandwidthBudget, ConnectorError, type TransferAdapter} from '@jalsoedesign/dockline-abstract';

const bandwidth = new BandwidthBudget({bytesPerSecond: 2_000_000});

Transfer size is unlimited unless a connection or call explicitly supplies maxBytes. Shared errors retain one runtime identity when clients resolve the same abstract installation. Pooling and transfer helpers operate on a caller-supplied adapter; unsupported guarantees remain explicit.

See packages, API, advanced transfers and connection pools.