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flutter_ssh

SSH and SFTP client for Flutter

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ssh

SSH and SFTP client for Flutter. Wraps iOS library NMSSH and Android library JSch.

Installation

Add ssh as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file.

Known issue

  • Platform exception in release mode for Android:

    PlatformException(connection_failure, java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.jcraft.jsch.jce.Random, null)
    

    There are 2 workarounds:

    • Disable shrink:

      flutter build apk --no-shrink

    • Configure proguard-rules. Refer to this comment for details.

Usage

Create a client using password authentication
import 'package:ssh/ssh.dart';

var client = new SSHClient(
  host: "my.sshtest",
  port: 22,
  username: "sha",
  passwordOrKey: "Password01.",
);
Create a client using public key authentication
import 'package:ssh/ssh.dart';

var client = new SSHClient(
  host: "my.sshtest",
  port: 22,
  username: "sha",
  passwordOrKey: {
    "privateKey": """-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
    ......
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----""",
    "passphrase": "passphrase-for-key",
  },
);
OpenSSH keys

Recent versions of OpenSSH introduce a proprietary key format that is not supported by most other software, including this one, you must convert it to a PEM-format RSA key using the puttygen tool. On Windows this is a graphical tool. On the Mac, install it per these instructions. On Linux install your distribution's putty or puttygen packages.

  • Temporarily remove the passphrase from the original key (enter blank password as the new password)
    ssh-keygen -p -f id_rsa
  • convert to RSA PEM format
    puttygen id_rsa -O private-openssh -o id_rsa_unencrypted
  • re-apply the passphrase to the original key
    ssh-keygen -p -f id_rsa
  • apply a passphrase to the converted key:
    puttygen id_rsa_unencrypted -P -O private-openssh -o id_rsa_flutter
  • remove the unencrypted version:
    rm id_rsa_unencrypted
Connect client
await client.connect();
Close client
await client.disconnect();
Execute SSH command
var result = await client.execute("ps");
Shell
Start shell:
  • Supported ptyType: vanilla, vt100, vt102, vt220, ansi, xterm
var result = await client.startShell(
  ptyType: "xterm", // defaults to vanilla
  callback: (dynamic res) {
    print(res);     // read from shell
  }
);
Write to shell:
await client.writeToShell("ls\n");
Close shell:
await client.closeShell();
SFTP
Connect SFTP:
await client.connectSFTP();
List directory:
var array = await client.sftpLs("/home"); // defaults to .
Create directory:
await client.sftpMkdir("testdir");
Rename file or directory:
await client.sftpRename(
  oldPath: "testfile",
  newPath: "newtestfile",
);
Remove directory:
await client.sftpRmdir("testdir");
Remove file:
await client.sftpRm("testfile");
Download file:
var filePath = await client.sftpDownload(
  path: "testfile",
  toPath: tempPath,
  callback: (progress) {
    print(progress); // read download progress
  },
);

// Cancel download:
await client.sftpCancelDownload();
Upload file:
await client.sftpUpload(
  path: filePath,
  toPath: ".",
  callback: (progress) {
    print(progress); // read upload progress
  },
);

// Cancel upload:
await client.sftpCancelUpload();
Close SFTP:
await client.disconnectSFTP();

Demo

Refer to the example.

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  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • meta^1.1.8
  • uuid^2.0.0

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