Virtual Stored File System for webdav-server

> webdav-server version 2


Allow to keep virtual the resource tree while storing the content of the files in files of a folder. It encrypts the content of the files.

It is more suited for large contents than the VirtualFileSystem.

Install

``bash
npm install @webdav-server/virtual-stored
`

Usage

`javascript
// TypeScript
import { v2 as webdav } from 'webdav-server'
import * as virtualStored from '@webdav-server/virtual-stored'
// JavaScript
const webdav = require('webdav-server').v2;
const virtualStored = require('@webdav-server/virtual-stored');

const serializer = new virtualStored.VirtualStoredSerializer('password', {
salt: 'this is the salt of the world',
cipher: 'aes-256-cbc',
cipherIvSize: 16,
hash: 'sha256',
masterNbIteration: 80000,
minorNbIteration: 1000,
keyLen: 256
});

const server = new webdav.WebDAVServer({
// [...]
autoLoad: {
// [...]
serializers: [
serializer
// [...]
]
}
})

const vsfsPath = path.resolve('./data');
fs.mkdir(vsfsPath, (e) => {
if(e)
throw e;

serializer.createNewFileSystem(vsfsPath, (e, vsfs) => {
if(e)
throw e;

server.setFileSystemSync('/myPath', vsfs, false);
})
})

server.start((s) => console.log('Ready on port', s.address().port));
``