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jsftp

1.5.4

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Version 1.5.4 Details

Jsftp is a Node.js library offering a clean and reliable FTP client for developers needing to interact with FTP servers. Version 1.5.4, released in September 2016, builds upon the solid foundation of version 1.5.3, released in November 2015, incorporating key dependency updates.

The most notable changes reside in the dependency versions. Specifically, version 1.5.4 upgrades the "debug" dependency to "^2.2.0" (allowing minor and patch updates) instead of the fixed "2.2.0" in 1.5.3, the "ftp-response-parser" to "^1.0.1" from "1.0.0" fixing some bugs and the "once" dependency to "^1.3.3" from "1.3.0", again allowing minor and patch updates. These updates ensure that jsftp benefits from the improvements, bug fixes, and potential security patches included in newer releases of those core packages.

Developers using jsftp will appreciate these updated dependencies, as they contribute to a more stable and secure experience. The library maintains its core functionalities which include: connecting to FTP servers, uploading and downloading files, listing directories, and managing files and directories on the server. The MIT license continues to grant developers the freedom to use, modify, and distribute the library as needed. While the core API remains consistent between the versions, upgrading to 1.5.4 is recommended to leverage the dependency updates and ensure compatibility with the latest standards. The jsftp library continues to be a valuable tool for Node.js developers integrating FTP functionality into their applications.

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