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@jalsoedesign/filezilla-connector-abstract

v1.0.0

Published

FileZilla connector factory and registry with shared Dockline compatibility exports

Readme

Read the documentation

@jalsoedesign/filezilla-connector-abstract

Generic transfer classes, errors and tools are implemented by @jalsoedesign/dockline-abstract and re-exported here for compatibility. FileZilla-specific factories/registry and read-only FileZilla host-key import remain in this repository. Concrete factories support toConfig(server, options?) for the shared Dockline SDK as well as existing fromServer adapters. See the repository VitePress guide for complete configuration and single-file examples.

Shared connector errors, operation and credential contracts, transfer tools, bandwidth budgets, connection pools and explicit provider registration for FileZilla JS.

Install and build

Use Node ^22.22.2 || ^24.15.0 || >=26.0.0. The package uses the published Dockline dependency and FileZilla core types.

From the repository root:

npm ci
npm run build
npm run test:shared

Main APIs

| API | Purpose | | --- | --- | | ConnectorFactory<TConnector, TOptions> | Map a selected Server and typed options into a disconnected adapter. | | Shared ConnectorError hierarchy | Catch the same runtime error classes across FTP and SFTP. | | ConnectorPool | Bound independent sessions across transfers, metadata, listings and resource lifetime. | | ConnectorRegistry | Explicitly register factories; returned handles preserve provider-specific types. | | BandwidthBudget, progress options | Share average upload/download rates and observe complete transfer outcomes. | | publishFile, checksumDetails, copyFileWithStrategy, walk | Explicit bounded transfer and inventory strategies. |

See the public API index, error reference, configuration, transfer guarantees and pool ownership. The extended reference summarizes the contract for custom connectors.

The package has its own option, transfer, publication and pool regression suites. Root npm run lint, npm test and npm run check:consumer validate integration and packaged declarations.

License

MIT © JalsoeDesign.