You can of course force the addition of CORS headers (Apache or Nginx configs) yourself, but do this at your own risk. It is a known issue that ownCloud and Nextcloud servers by default don't return friendly CORS headers, making working with this library within a browser context impossible. Specify if the lock applied only to this item or to the entire subtree. It is your responsibility to handle this. While locking you can pass to the server the following additional information about the lock: Specify if the lock is shared or exclusive. It can conflict with this library if the target server doesn't return CORS headers when making requests from a browser. You can use the web version via a different entry point:Ĭonst ĬORS is a security enforcement technique employed by browsers to ensure requests are executed to and from expected contexts. The compilation settings specify a minimum supported browser version of Internet Explorer 11, however testing in this browser is not performed regularly.Īlthough you may choose to transpile this library's default entry point (NodeJS) yourself, it is not advised - use the dedicated web version instead. master 1 branch 2 tags Go to file Code esperecyan Version 1.0.1 a97a56e on 3 commits docs Initial commit 4 years ago tests Initial commit 4 years ago.
This WebDAV client is supported in the browser is of version 3. With IT Hit WebDAV Server Engine for Node.js you can create your own WebDAV server, add WebDAV support to your existing Node.js project or DAV-enable your. GitHub - esperecyan/webdav-client: The WebDAV client library written in JavaScript for Web browsers, which is designed like File and Directory Entries API. Version 3.x is deprecated and may receive the odd bugfix. Versions 2.x and 1.x are no longer supported, so use them at your own risk. Are there open-source pure client-side HTML/CSS/JS webdav clients out there that provide a decent user interface for browsing a remote webdav file system. For version 4 support, use versions in the range of 1.*). This library is compatible with NodeJS version 10 and above (For version 6/8 support, use versions in the range of 2.*. This library's motivation is not to follow an RFC or to strictly adhere to standard WebDAV interfaces, but to provide an easy-to-consume client API for working with most WebDAV services from Node or the browser. It parses and prepares directory-contents requests for easy consumption, as well as providing methods for fetching things like file stats and quotas. The API returns promises and resolve with the results. This library provides a WebDAV client interface that makes interacting with WebDAV enabled services easy. Being that it is so widespread, many file hosting services such as Box, Nextcloud/ ownCloud and Yandex use it as a fallback to their primary interfaces.
WebDAV is a well-known, stable and highly flexible protocol for interacting with remote filesystems via an API. A WebDAV client, written in Typescript, for NodeJS and the browser
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