Multi-format archive library based on libarchive . Forked from pyarchive
import archi
with open("test.tgz", "rb") as f:
archive = archi.Archive(f)
for file in archive:
print(file.filename)
print(file.read())
Keep in mind that you can't store Entrys, they're freed as soon as the loop moves on to the next or ends. So this won't do:
archi = archi.Archive('file.zip')
files = [f for f in archi]
files[0].filename # Address boundary error !
ARCHIVE_FAILED errorFAQs
Multi-format archive library based on libarchive
We found that archi 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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