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Provide some basic methods to upload file to Salesforce B2C Commerce webdav server
Provide some basic methods for working with DW webdav server using
request
This is an under-the-hood library that is used by dwupload
and dwlogs
. Those are probably more likely what you're looking for.
:; npm install dwdav
var dwdav = require('dwdav')(config);
dwdav.get().then(function (res) {
console.log(res);
});
Below are the default values for the config
object.
hostname
: localhost
username
: admin
password
: password
folder
: Cartridges
version
: version1
root
: .
root
option allows for path resolution of the file to upload relative to a directory.
p12
allows for 2-factor authentication.
self-signed
allows for self-signed cert to be used.
All methods are promise-based, i.e. they return a promise.
propfind(filePath, root)
get(filePath, root)
post(filePath, root)
unzip(filePath, root)
postAndUnzip(filePath, root)
delete(filePath, root)
mkcol(filePath, root)
filePath
is the path to a local file to be used.
FAQs
Provide some basic methods to upload file to Salesforce B2C Commerce webdav server
We found that dwdav demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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