var FTPS = require('ftps');
var ftps = new FTPS({
  host: 'domain.com', // required
  username: 'Test', // required
  password: 'Test', // required
  protocol: 'sftp', // optional, values : 'ftp', 'sftp', 'ftps',... default is 'ftp'
  // protocol is added on beginning of host, ex : sftp://domain.com in this case
  port: 22 // optional
  // port is added to the end of the host, ex: sftp://domain.com:22 in this case
});
// Do some amazing things
ftps.cd('myDir').addFile(__dirname + '/test.txt').exec(console.log);

ftps.ls()
ftps.pwd()
ftps.cd(directory)
ftps.cat(pathToRemoteFiles)
ftps.put(pathToLocalFile, [pathToRemoteFile]) // alias: addFile
ftps.get(pathToRemoteFile, [pathToLocalFile]) // download remote file and save to local path (if not given, use same name as remote file), alias: getFile
ftps.mv(from, to) // alias move
ftps.rm(file1, file2, ...) // alias remove
ftps.rmdir(directory1, directory2, ...)

ftps.exec(function (err, res) {
  // err will be null (to respect async convention)
  // res is an hash with { error: stderr || null, data: stdout }
});
// exec() return the child process of the spwan() method

ftps.cd('non-existing-dir/').addFile('./test.txt').exec(console.log);
/*
Will add file on ~/ and give:
{
  error: 'cd: non-existing-dir: No such file or directory\n',
  data: ''
}
So...be cautious because ./test.txt has been added
*/