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sftpclient
is a simple to use sftp client to connect to remote FTP servers over ssh (SFTP) using username/password combo.
Uploads and downloads work with file-handles by default so as to not fill up the working directory with downloaded files when the desire was just to read and parse the data available at the remote server.
Default downloads are in bytes
mode mode=rb
, use an io.TextIOWrapper
to read the file as text.
Sample usage
from sftpclient import SFTPClient
# create client instance.
client = SFTPClient(
host=SFTPHOST,
username=YOURSFTPUSERNAME,
password=YOURSFTPPASSWORD,
use_known_hosts=UPTOYOUTODECIDE,
)
# Uploading files;
# 1. open a file (or use a `tempfile.TemporaryFile`).
with open('somefile') as file_to_upload:
# 2. use the `SFTPClient` `upload` method to pass the open file handle to
# the remote `destination`.
client.upload(file_to_upload, destination='/uploads')
# Downloading files;
file = client.download('/data/consume.txt', text=True)
# use `text=True` when downloading text files, default is `bytes` mode.
for line in file:
# continue with processing the file as desired, or just write it out to
# local disk.
FAQs
Username/Password SFTP Client
We found that sftpclient demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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