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xz-decompress
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Part of HTTP Toolkit: powerful tools for building, testing & debugging HTTP(S)
This is an NPM package compatible with both Node.js & browsers that can decompress XZ streams.
You can use this if you want your web server to return XZ-encoded content and have your JavaScript code see the uncompressed data (as an alternative to Gzip or Brotli), or if you want to decompress XZ files within Node.js without needing to mess with any native addons.
This is a fork of https://github.com/SteveSanderson/xzwasm, intended for use in Frida-JS and HTTP Toolkit.
npm install --save xz-decompress
You can then import things from xz-decompress
in your existing JavaScript/TypeScript files. Example:
import { XzReadableStream } from 'xz-decompress';
Given an XZ-compressed stream, such as a fetch
response body, you can get a decompressed response by wrapping it with XzReadableStream
. Example:
const compressedResponse = await fetch('somefile.xz');
const decompressedResponse = new Response(
new XzReadableStream(compressedResponse.body)
);
// We now have a regular Response object, so can use standard APIs to parse its body data,
// such as .text(), .json(), or .arrayBuffer():
const text = await decompressedResponse.text();
The API is designed to be as JavaScript-standard as possible, so XzReadableStream
is a ReadableStream
instance, which in turn means you can feed it into a Response
, and in turn get a blob, an ArrayBuffer, JSON data, or anything else that you browser can do with a Response
.
.tar.xz
files?Since the .xz
format only represents one file, it's common for people to bundle up a collection of files as .tar
, and then compress this to .tar.xz
.
XZ-Decompress doesn't have built-in support for .tar
. However, you can use it to convert a .tar.xz
stream to a stream representing the .tar
file, and then pass this data to another library such as js-untar or tarballjs to get the bundled files.
Note: This is only needed if you want to work on xz-decompress itself, not if you just want to use it.
git submodule update --init --recursive
export wasisdkroot=/path/to/wask-sdk
xz
and brotli
available as commands on $PATHmake
node
installednpm install
make package
node
installednpm install -g http-server
make run-sample
FAQs
XZ streaming decompression for the browser & Node without native code, via WebAssembly
We found that xz-decompress demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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