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Integrating FTP with Rails

FTP Integration in Rails App

FTP stands for File transfer protocol. It is basically used to transfer files from the local computer to the client/remote server and manage client and server-side data of the application.

Ruby provides a β€˜net/ftp’ library to implement FTP into your web application.

Experts at any Ruby on Rails development company need to understand how to integrate FTP in a rails application. Here you go.

In this article we will learn how to

  • Integrate FTP in rails application.
  • Methods of FTP library and use of these methods. First you need a library of FTP class.

require 'net/ftp'

There are some methods which will be useful to users.

  • ::open
  • getbinaryfilefile
  • gettextfile
  • putbinaryfile
  • puttextfile
  • chdir
  • rename
  • Delete
  • Login

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