Group: Bringardner Parley

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An interface that looks very much like java.io.File but lets multiple file system implementations coexist (local, in-memory, FTP, SFTP, JDBC, ...), with a java.nio.file provider for all of them. Formerly us.bringardner:bjl_file_system.

A framework for implementing network protocols, client and server: line based (FTP, SMTP, POP3, ...) on blocking sockets, and any protocol on non-blocking (NIO) channels. Formerly us.bringardner:bjl_net_framework.

Core components shared by the Parley protocol libraries: logging, property lookup, threads, TLS sockets, a base TCP/SSL server and small utilities, with a minimum of external dependencies. Formerly us.bringardner:bjl_core.

Classes for reading and writing lines of text with an explicit end of line (EOL). The EOL varies from one OS to another, but an Internet protocol is NOT system dependent, so this package makes it easy to clearly define and use the EOL you ...

A parley-files FileSource implementation for SSH/SFTP servers, found at runtime through ServiceLoader. The SSH library is a provider found on the class path: parley-files-sftp-parley-ssh (parley-ssh), parley-files-sftp-jsch, ...

An SSH library, client and server (RFC 4251-4254), built on parley-net's non-blocking nio package, with an SFTP server subsystem that serves any parley-files FileSource. Formerly us.bringardner:bjl_net_ssh.

Internet mail messages (RFC 5322, MIME, RFC 2047/2231 and RFC 6532 UTF-8 headers, RFC 6858 downgrading) and the mailbox store shared by the Parley SMTP, IMAP and POP3 servers. Messages and mailboxes live in a parley-files FileSource, so messages ...

The Parley logo, app icons and mascot (Margot the magpie), packaged once so every Parley project that shows them can depend on this artifact instead of keeping its own copies. Includes a small helper class that loads them as java.awt images.

The Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP), both ends: typed messages generated from the official schema, a small JSON reader and writer, and connections over streams (sockets, stdin/stdout) or parley-net's non-blocking channels. No dependencies outside ...

The parley-ssh provider for parley-files-sftp: SFTP through Parley's own SSH library, no third party code. Put it on the class path; when several providers are there and none is chosen, this one is used.

Swing user interface for parley-files: a FileSource chooser, connection settings, recent files, drag and drop and progress. Moved out of parley-files so that parley-files needs no UI toolkit.

Loupe, a debugging protocol for fsh and fsh-ide: JSON messages with stop snapshots, typed values, stable object ids, per-target state machines and version negotiation, plus a bridge to the Debug Adapter Protocol.

A POP3 server (RFC 1939, with CAPA, STLS, AUTH PLAIN and UTF8), built on parley-net and serving the parley-mail store. Split out of us.bringardner:bjl_email.

An implementation of the DNS protocol in Java for both server and client, with DNSSEC, dynamic update and work-alikes of nslookup and nsupdate. Formerly us.bringardner:bjl_dns.

A parley-files FileSource implementation for FTP and FTPS servers, using the parley-ftp client. Found at runtime through ServiceLoader.

JavaFX user interface for parley-files: connecting to a file system from its connection settings, and (to come) choosing and browsing FileSources.

A parley-files FileSource implementation that keeps a file system in a database, via JDBC. Found at runtime through ServiceLoader.

An implementation of the FTP protocol, client and server (FTP, FTPS explicit and implicit, RFC 2228 and RFC 2428), built on parley-net with files served from any parley-files FileSource. Formerly us.bringardner:bjl_net_ftp.

Parley bill of materials: compatible versions of every Parley module.

A parley-files credential provider for the operating system's keychain: the macOS Keychain, the Linux Secret Service (GNOME Keyring, KWallet) and the Windows Credential Manager. Connection settings name a secret as @keychain:service/account.