一个grunt-ftp-deploy的修改版本，支持单文件上

grunt-ftp-upload

这是一个 grunt 任务插件，用于将文件上传FTP.

这是由 grunt-ftp-deploy 修改后的一个版本，使用方法和参数 grunt-ftp-deploy 一致, 增加了一个功能点，即允许执行单个文件上传

下面的使用说明，基本和 grunt-ftp-deploy 一样，除了src参数.

Getting Started

This plugin requires Grunt ~0.4.1

If you haven't used Grunt before, be sure to check out the Getting Started guide, as it explains how to create a Gruntfile as well as install and use Grunt plugins. Once you're familiar with that process, you may install this plugin with this command:

npm install grunt-ftp-upload --save-dev Usage

To use this task you will need to include the following configuration in your grunt file:

'ftp_upload': { build: { auth: { host: 'server.com', port: 21, authKey: 'key1' }, src: 'path/to/source/folder', dest: '/path/to/destination/folder', exclusions: ['path/to/source/folder/**/.DS_Store', 'path/to/source/folder/**/Thumbs.db', 'dist/tmp'] } }

and load the task:

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-ftp-upload');

Another example for single file upload

'ftp_upload': { build: { auth: { host: 'server.com', port: 21, authKey: 'key1' }, src: ['path/to/source/folder/target.js','path/to/source/folder/hi.js'], dest: '/path/to/destination/folder', exclusions: ['path/to/source/folder/**/.DS_Store', 'path/to/source/folder/**/Thumbs.db', 'dist/tmp'] } }

The parameters in our configuration are:

host - the name or the IP address of the server we are deploying to port - the port that the ftp service is running on authKey - a key for looking up saved credentials in .ftppass (see next section). If no value is defined, the host parameter will be used src - the source location, the local folder that we are transferring to the server, i will get the first value if this is array; if the first value is a dir, then it will work as the same as grunt-ftp-deploy, if this first value is a file, it will use single file upload model dest - the destination location, the folder on the server we are deploying to exclusions - an optional parameter allowing us to exclude files and folders by utilizing grunt's support for minimatch. The matchBase minimatch option is enabled, so .git* would match the path /foo/bar/.gitignore. Authentication parameters

Usernames and passwords can be stored in an optional JSON file named .ftppass. This file should be located in the same folder as your Gruntfile. .ftppass should have the following format:

{ "key1": { "username": "username1", "password": "password1" }, "key2": { "username": "username2", "password": "password2" } }

This way we can save as many username / password combinations as we want and look them up by the authKey value defined in the grunt config file where the rest of the target parameters are defined.

The task prompts for credentials that are not found in .ftppass and it prompts for all credentials if .ftppass does not exist.

IMPORTANT: make sure that the .ftppass file uses double quotes (which is the proper JSON syntax) instead of single quotes for the names of the keys and the string values.

Dependencies

This task is built by taking advantage of the great work of Sergi Mansilla and his jsftp node.js module and suited for the 0.4.x branch of grunt.