awftp 1.3.4

awftp - a FTP-style client for HCP Anywhere

A FTP-style client for HCP Anywhere File Sync & Share

HCP Anywhere is a File Sync & Share solution developed by Hitachi Vantara. It offers a wide range of FS&S clients for Desktop computers, Mobile devices as well as Browsers. A lacking piece so far is a CLI client that allows to access HCP Anywhere on devices where no GUI is available (Linux servers, for example).

awftp tries to fill this gap by providing a look and feel as close as possible to well-known CLI-based ftp clients. The features available are a subset of what is offered by ftp clients, due to the functionality the HCP Anywhere FS&S service offers through its API; some other functions in ftp clients simply doesn’t make sense for use with HCP Anywhere. On the other hand, there are some features (snap, for example) not found with ftp…

Features

• Works with any FS&S API version >= 2.1.1 while using the highest version known

• Navigate the folders stored in HCP Anywhere, including Mobilized NAS, Shared Folders, Team Folders, Backup Folders

• List folders content, including deleted files/folders

• Store, update and retrieve files

• Move files and folders

• Undelete files/folders

• Create/delete folders (even recursive)

• Link handling:

  • Create links to share content with others - internal/public, read-only, read-write, write-only

  • List links

  • Delete links

  • Work with folders shared with us:

    • List all collaboration folders

    • List invitations

    • Accept invitations

    • Reject invitations

• Work with snapshots

  • List available snapshots

  • Provide view into snapshots

  • Restore files from snapshots

• Dynamically enables/disables features depending on the HCP Anywhere version connected to

Dependencies

You need to have at least Python 3.7 installed to run awftp.

It uses Kenneth Reitz’s famous requests package for communication with HCP Anywhere. And it uses click for text output, coloring and to show a progress bar.

Documentation

To be found at readthedocs.org

Installation

Install awftp by running:

$ pip install awftp

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get the source from gitlab.com, unzip and run:

$ python setup.py install

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Fork at gitlab.com

Contribute

• Source Code: https://gitlab.com/simont3/awftp

• Issue tracker: https://gitlab.com/simont3/awftp/issues

Support

If you’ve found any bugs, please let me know via the Issue Tracker; if you have comments or suggestions, send an email to mailto:[e-mail]

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016-2021 Thorsten Simons ([e-mail])

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