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ext-tar

v0.1.5

Published

Fast tar extract module.

Downloads

7

Readme

ext-tar

Synopsis

Fast tar extract module. This module invoke extarnal tar command. It processes much faster than pure JavaScript tar implementation and works parallely.

Current Status

  • Now it provides only extract method.
  • It doesn't support fancy EventEmitter interface yet.
  • Windows is supported by TarTool.

Code Example

Use from JSX

import "ext-tar.jsx";

class _Main {
    static function main(argv : string[]) : void
    {
        tar.extract('input.tar.gz', './output', (err, code) -> {
            console.log("finished : " + code as string);
        });
    }
}

Use from node.js

var tar = require('ext-tar').tar;

tar.extract('input.tar.gz', './output', function (err, code) {
    console.log("finished : " + code as string);
});

Installation

$ npm install ext-tar

If you want to use this library from other JSX project, install like the following:

$ npm install ext-tar --save-dev

It needs its 'bin' folder to run on Windows. If you use this module from JSX project, you should add this module to the package.json in top level modules. Runtime code can't find the command in deep folders.

API Reference

  • tar.extract(sourceFile : string, outputFolder : string, callback (Nullable., int) -> void)

    Extract tar file. It detects extension automatically. It support .tar, .tgz, .tar.gz, .tbz, .tar.bz2.

Development

JSX

Don't be afraid JSX! If you have an experience of JavaScript, you can learn JSX quickly.

  • Static type system and unified class syntax.
  • All variables and methods belong to class.
  • JSX includes optimizer. You don't have to write tricky unreadalbe code for speed.
  • You can use almost all JavaScript API as you know. Some functions become static class functions. See reference.

Setup

To create development environment, call following command:

$ npm install

Repository

  • Repository: git://github.com/shibukawa/noe-ext-tar.git
  • Issues: https://github.com/shibukawa/node-ext-tar/issues

Run Test

$ grunt test

Build

$ grunt build

Generate API reference

$ grunt doc

Author

License

BSD-2-Clause

Complete license is written in LICENSE.md.

Bundled TarTool is licensed under GPLv2.