tar-compress-cli
Advanced tools
Use tar to pack and unpack file
npm install --save-dev tar-compress-cli
tar-compress-cli <pack|unpack> [options]
-s, --source Set source file list [array] [required]
-t, --target Set target file [string] [default: "output.tgz"]
-v, --version Show version number
-h, --help Show help
tar-compress-cli pack -s source_1 source_2 -t target.tgz
-s, --source Set source file [string] [required]
-e, --extractFile Set extract file list in the source file [array] [default: []]
-t, --target Set target file [string]
-v, --version Show version number
-h, --help Show help
tar-compress-cli unpack -s source.tgz -e extract_1 extract_2 -t target
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Use tar to pack and unpack file
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