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ftp

Use ftp for connecting to FTP servers and transferring, renaming, deleting, or synchronising files and directories.

import "std:ftp"

API reference

ftp

Method
Returns
Notes

ftp.connect(host: any, port: any, user: any, password: any)

*FTP

Opens a connection.

ftp.connectEx(host: any, port: any, user: any, password: any)

*FTP

ftp.list(path: any)

array

Lists entries at the remote path.

ftp.upload(localFile: any, remotePath: any)

boolean

ftp.download(remotePath: any, localPath: any)

boolean

ftp.delete(remotePath: any)

boolean

Deletes a value.

ftp.rename(oldPath: any, newPath: any)

boolean

ftp.createDirectory(path: any)

boolean

Creates directory.

ftp.deleteDirectory(path: any)

boolean

Deletes directory.

ftp.changeDirectory(path: any)

boolean

ftp.currentDirectory()

string

ftp.isActive()

boolean

ftp.setTimeout(seconds: any)

boolean

Sets timeout.

ftp.getFileSize(path: any)

number

Returns file size.

ftp.exists(path: any)

boolean

ftp.uploadDirectory(localDir: any, remoteDir: any)

boolean

ftp.downloadDirectory(remoteDir: any, localDir: any)

boolean

ftp.setMode(path: any, mode: any)

boolean

Sets mode.

ftp.setModificationTime(path: any, timestamp: any)

boolean

Sets a remote file's modification time.

ftp.passiveMode(enabled: any)

boolean

ftp.sync(localDir: any, remoteDir: any)

boolean

ftp.getStatistics()

object

Returns statistics.

FTP values

Method
Returns

value.login()

boolean

value.disconnect()

boolean

Notes

  • Prefer import "std:ftp"; the older import "osl/ftp" spelling remains supported.

Connection and transfer behavior

connect opens and logs into the server directly; it does not shell out to a system ftp executable. The returned client owns its connection state. Credentials and all single-path operations reject command separators. Failed or partial downloads remove their local partial file, and recursive uploads reject symlinks. Connected operations share one state predicate while retaining their existing locks.

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