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worksmith_sftp

v0.2.2

Published

SFTP activites for worksmith

Readme

worksmith_sftp

SFTP activities for worksmith

This package contains the following activities/tasks:

name | description --- | --- connect | Connects the underlying sftp client disconnect | Disconnects the underlying sftp client command | Executes the specified sftp command

connect-activity activity

Connects the underlying sftp client

params

name | type | description --- | --- | --- config | object | Connection parameters (see whoosh)

example
var worksmith = require('worksmith')
worksmith.use('sftp', require('worksmith_sftp'))
var workflow = worksmith({task:'sequence', items : [{
    task:'sftp/connect',
    config: {
        hostname: 'sftp.example.com',
        port: 22,
        username: 'fred',
        password: 'secret'
    },
    resultTo: 'sftp'
}])

disconnect activity

Disconnects the underlying sftp client

params

name | type | description --- | --- | --- sftp | sftp client | The sftp client (if not specified expected to be in the context 'sftp' property)

example
var worksmith = require('worksmith')
worksmith.use('sftp', require('worksmith_sftp'))
var workflow = worksmith({task:'sequence', items : [{
    task:'sftp/connect',
    config: {
        hostname: 'sftp.example.com',
        port: 22,
        username: 'fred',
        password: 'secret'
    },
    resultTo: 'sftp'
}, {
    task: 'sftp/disconnect',
    sftp: '@sftp'
}])

command activity

Executes the specified sftp command

params

name | type | description --- | --- | --- sftp | sftp client | The sftp client (if not specified expected to be in the context 'sftp' property) command | string | The command to execute (see whoosh) arguments | array | The array of parameters to pass to the command

example
var worksmith = require('worksmith')
worksmith.use('sftp', require('worksmith_sftp'))
var workflow = worksmith({task:'sequence', items : [{
    task:'sftp/connect',
    config: {
        hostname: 'sftp.example.com',
        port: 22,
        username: 'fred',
        password: 'secret'
    },
    resultTo: 'sftp'
}, {
    task: 'sftp/command',
    command: 'stat',
    arguments: ['.']
}, {
    task: 'sftp/disconnect',
    sftp: '@sftp'
}])

Running tests

You need an sftp server running on localhost:10022 for the tests to pass. If you have docker and docker-compose installed simply run docker-compose up in the route of this project.