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@hiteshlala/unzippy

v0.0.4

Published

A Node.js unzip library

Downloads

9

Readme

Status In Development

A Node.js unzip library

  • Zero dependencies.

  • Uncompresses Deflate archives ( default for most zip libraries ).

  • Provides a directory listing of archive.

  • Selectively inflate individual items.

  • Does not verifiy size or calculate CRC32 of artifacts.

Examples

Simplest extraction:

  const { unzip } = require( '@hiteshlala/unzippy' );

  const source = 'path_some_zip_archive.zip';
  const dest = 'path_to_place_to_write_artifacts';

  unzip(  source, out )
  .then( console.log )
  .catch( console.error );

Add more options:

  const { Unzippy } = require( '@hiteshlala/unzippy' );

  const source = 'path_some_zip_archive.zip';
  const dest = 'path_to_place_to_write_artifacts';

  // instantiate archive
  const z = new Unzippy({ 
    src: source, 
    dest: out
  });

  // get a directory listing
  const dir = z.getDir(); // returns an array
  console.log( dir.map( i => i.fName ) );

  // extract a single file - select by index of dir array
  z.extractSingle( 3 )
  .then( console.log )
  .catch( console.error );

  // extract entire directory
  z.unzip()
  .then( console.log )
  .catch( console.error );

API

Class Unzippy

  • new Unzippy( options )

    • Takes an options object:

      {
        src: < String: path to source archive >,
        dest: < String: path to where to unzip >,
      
        // planned options to come in future release:
        // logfile: < Boolean: create a log file>
        // verbose: < Allow logging to console >
      
      }
  • .getDir()

    • Returns an Array containing an Object for each artifact in archive.
  • .extractSingle( id )

    • Extracts a single artifact and returns a Promise.
  • .unzip()

    • Extracts all artifacts and returns a Promise.

unzip

  • unzip( src, dest )

    • src - path to source archive

    • dest - path to where to unzip

License

This project is covered by the License found here.