There are several projects that I've been working on need for an automation in uploading files from one place to another place.

Currently, it only supports from FTP, FTPS, SFTP, to HTTP REST API.

Copy the sample config file below.

source:
  type: sftp
  host: 0.0.0.0
  port: 22
  username: foo
  password: pass

target:
  type: http
  host: http://www.kintoun.com/upload-file
  header:
    - key: Authorization
      value: Basic 12345
  upload:
    - key: file 
      value: file
    - key: channel
      value: CIMB

cron:
  - name: get-sample-txt
    every: 5 
    type: second 
    specific_day: None
    at: '14:32'
    task: 
      folder: /upload
      file: sample.txt

Find below for explanation.

source:
  type: sftp 
  host: 0.0.0.0
  port: 22
  username: foo
  password: pass

source is the source data. Currently, KINTOUN only supports SFTP.

source.type is can be set to sftp, ftp, or ftps

source.host is the host of the sftp server

source.port is the port of the sftp server

source.username is the username to access ftp server

source.password is the password to access ftp server

target:
  type: http
  host: http://www.kintoun.com/upload-file
  header:
    - key: Authorization
      value: Basic 12345
  upload:
    - key: file 
      value: file
    - key: channel
      value: some_3rd_party

target is the destination where the data will be sent. Currently, KINTOUN only supports HTTP.

target.type is set to http

target.host is the url for the destination server

target.header is the header that need to be sent along with the request to destination server

target.upload contains the list of form to be sent to the destination server. If the key and value are same, then KINTOUN will set this as the file object in the multipart form

cron:
  - name: get-sample-txt
    every: 5 
    type: second 
    specific_day: None
    at: '14:32'
    task: 
      folder: /upload
      file: sample.txt

cron contains the list of job that will run

cron.name is the name of the job

cron.type is the type of time, such as second, minute, hour, day

cron.specific_day is specific to a day, it should be set to None if cron.type is second, minute, or hour. Available list: None, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

cron.at this only specific to day, about what time job will be run e.g. 15:30

cron.task.folder is the source folder

cron.task.file is the source file

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