Package: aioftp
ftp client/server for asyncio (http://aioftp.readthedocs.org)FeaturesSimple.Extensible.Client socks proxy viasiosocks(pip install aioftp[socks]).GoalsMinimum usable core.Do not use deprecated or overridden commands and features (if possible).Very high level api.Client use this commands: USER, PASS, ACCT, PWD, CWD, CDUP, MKD, RMD, MLSD,
MLST, RNFR, RNTO, DELE, STOR, APPE, RETR, TYPE, PASV, ABOR, QUIT, REST, LIST
(as fallback)Server support this commands: USER, PASS, QUIT, PWD, CWD, CDUP, MKD, RMD, MLSD,
LIST (but it’s not recommended to use it, cause it has no standard format),
MLST, RNFR, RNTO, DELE, STOR, RETR, TYPE (“I” and “A”), PASV, ABOR, APPE, RESTThis subsets are enough for 99% of tasks, but if you need something, then you
can easily extend current set of commands.Server benchmarkCompared withpyftpdliband
checked with its ftpbench script.aioftp 0.8.0STOR (client -> server)                              284.95 MB/sec
RETR (server -> client)                              408.44 MB/sec
200 concurrent clients (connect, login)                0.18 secs
STOR (1 file with 200 idle clients)                  287.52 MB/sec
RETR (1 file with 200 idle clients)                  382.05 MB/sec
200 concurrent clients (RETR 10.0M file)              13.33 secs
200 concurrent clients (STOR 10.0M file)              12.56 secs
200 concurrent clients (QUIT)                          0.03 secsaioftp 0.21.4 (python 3.11.2)STOR (client -> server)                              280.17 MB/sec
RETR (server -> client)                              399.23 MB/sec
200 concurrent clients (connect, login)                0.22 secs
STOR (1 file with 200 idle clients)                  248.46 MB/sec
RETR (1 file with 200 idle clients)                  362.43 MB/sec
200 concurrent clients (RETR 10.0M file)               5.41 secs
200 concurrent clients (STOR 10.0M file)               2.04 secs
200 concurrent clients (QUIT)                          0.04 secspyftpdlib 1.5.2STOR (client -> server)                             1235.56 MB/sec
RETR (server -> client)                             3960.21 MB/sec
200 concurrent clients (connect, login)                0.06 secs
STOR (1 file with 200 idle clients)                 1208.58 MB/sec
RETR (1 file with 200 idle clients)                 3496.03 MB/sec
200 concurrent clients (RETR 10.0M file)               0.55 secs
200 concurrent clients (STOR 10.0M file)               1.46 secs
200 concurrent clients (QUIT)                          0.02 secsDependenciesPython 3.8+0.13.0 is the last version which supports python 3.5.3+0.16.1 is the last version which supports python 3.6+0.21.4 is the last version which supports python 3.7+Licenseaioftp is offered under the Apache 2 license.Library installationpip install aioftpGetting startedClient exampleWARNINGFor all commands, which use some sort of «stats» or «listing»,aioftptries
at firstMLSx-family commands (since they have structured, machine readable
format for all platforms). But old/lazy/nasty servers do not implement this
commands. In this caseaioftptries aLISTcommand, which have no
standard format and can not be parsed in all cases. Take a look atFileZilla«directory listing» parser code. So, before creating new issue be sure this
is not your case (you can check it with logs). Anyway, you can provide your ownLISTparser routine (see the client documentation).importasyncioimportaioftpasyncdefget_mp3(host,port,login,password):asyncwithaioftp.Client.context(host,port,login,password)asclient:forpath,infoin(awaitclient.list(recursive=True)):ifinfo["type"]=="file"andpath.suffix==".mp3":awaitclient.download(path)asyncdefmain():tasks=[asyncio.create_task(get_mp3("server1.com",21,"login","password")),asyncio.create_task(get_mp3("server2.com",21,"login","password")),asyncio.create_task(get_mp3("server3.com",21,"login","password")),]awaitasyncio.wait(tasks)asyncio.run(main())Server exampleimportasyncioimportaioftpasyncdefmain():server=aioftp.Server([user],path_io_factory=path_io_factory)awaitserver.run()asyncio.run(main())Or just use simple serverpython-maioftp--help