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@jalsoedesign/dockline-core

v1.0.0

Published

Shared file-transfer SDK with independently installed Dockline clients

Readme

@jalsoedesign/dockline-core

The shared Dockline SDK. Install only the protocol clients your application uses. For a source build, follow the compiler guide.

npm install @jalsoedesign/dockline-core @jalsoedesign/dockline-sftp-client

For FTP/FTPS, select @jalsoedesign/dockline-ftp-client instead. Core depends on @jalsoedesign/dockline-abstract; protocol clients are optional peers and are never installed automatically.

import {Dockline} from '@jalsoedesign/dockline-core';

await Dockline.withConnection({
    protocol: 'sftp',
    host: process.env.SFTP_HOST!,
    username: process.env.SFTP_USERNAME!,
    password: process.env.SFTP_PASSWORD,
    requireTrustPolicy: true,
    hasTrustPolicy: challenge => challenge.fingerprint === process.env.SFTP_SHA256,
    acceptTrustPolicy: () => false,
}, async remote => {
    await remote.uploadFile('./hello.txt', 'hello.txt');
    await remote.downloadFile('hello.txt', './downloaded-hello.txt');
});

Supply the host identity, credentials and independently verified server fingerprint before running this example. The local destination's parent directory must exist. Downloads refuse to replace an existing local file by default. Transfers have no default file-size cap; set maxBytes to impose one.

Dockline.create(config) and createConnector(config) synchronously select an installed client without connecting. Dockline.connect(config) returns a connected SDK. A missing client throws MissingClientPackageError with protocol, packageName and installCommand; a broken installed client's error propagates.

The supported Node versions can load these synchronous ESM client packages with createRequire. Core does not statically import either client and its declarations require neither transport library.

See the repository documentation, SFTP quick start and FTP quick start.