FTPServerContext
You need a temporary ftp server in your python unittests?
This small library provides you the class called FTPServerContext.
Uses pyftpdlib to run the ftp-server.
Supports:
ftp
ftps (FTP over TLS)
Does not support:
sftp (FTP via SSH)
Usage
Usage:
temp_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
with FTPServerContext(temp_dir) as ftp_context:
# now you have these variables for testing your ftp client code:
ftp_context.ip_address
ftp_context.test_user_name
ftp_context.test_user_password
ftp_context.port
Install
Via pip:
pip install ftpservercontext
Internals
With subprocess.Popen() a script called serve_directory_via_ftp gets called.
You provide FTPServerContext a directory and the ftp server serves this directory via ftp running on ‘127.0.0.1’ and a matching open port.
If the python interpreter leaves the with-block, then the subprocess running the ftp-server gets automatically terminated.
You can see a working example in the unittest: https://github.com/tbz-pariv/ftpservercontext/blob/master/ftpservercontext/tests/test_ftpservercontext.py
Feedback
Feedback is welcome. Just open an issue at github, even if you just want to say “thank you”.
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