CHANGELOG

version: v0.1

• download command created.

version: v0.2

• check-md5 report fixed. the average calculation was wrong.

version: v0.3

• ftp.config allowing multiples servers

version: v0.4

• parse-config created

FTP-TOOLS

This is just a bunch os bash script to help doing ftp via command line.
It's pretty much simple, basically it needs a ftp.config file in the same path as you call any script.
To work fine, the target server must allow ssh access.

Every script has its own helpers, so type "scriptname ?" and enjoy.####

##test-config## Tests/Creates the ftp.config

The ftp.config file is a simple text file in which you fill some server's fields. The model is like this:

[server1]
hots=yourhost.com
user=username
root=/home/public_html/

[server2]
hots=yourhost2.com
user=username2
root=/home/static_html/

and so forth.

##connect## Just an alias to ssh using the ftp.config settings.

##put## Deploy a file or an entire folder to the remote server.
ex: put local-folder/. static/
ex: put file-name static/bin/

##download## Download a file or an entire folder from the remote server.
ex: download remote-folder/. .

##local-md5## Runs the MD5 in every file in the given scope
ex: local-md5 local-folder/

##remote-md5## Runs the 'local-md5' in the remote server.
ex: remote-md5 static/

##check-md5## Compares the MD5 in the remote and local path and shows a report
ex: check-md5 local-folder/ static/

##run## Executes the given argument as script in the remote server.
ex: run "ls -lR static/"

##parse-config## A simple config parser.
ex: parse-config file.conf env-name prop-name

TO-DO:

• improve the ftp.config to allow connecting via specific ports.

INSTALL:

1. cd ~/bin
2. git clone git@github.com:hankpillow/ftp-tools.git
3. cd chmod +x ~/bin/ftp-tools
4. export PATH="~/bin/ftp-tools:${PATH}"