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node-zpaq

v1.0.3

Published

Node bindings for libzpaq.

Downloads

23

Readme

node-zpaq

Build Status

Node bindings for the compression and decompression functions of libzpaq, written by Matt Mahoney (http://mattmahoney.net/dc/zpaq.html).

Usage

Decompression

These methods handle the decompression of any given zpaq-compressed buffer. Note that this will only decompress the contents, not handle decryption or processing archive structure.

Async (Promise)

const {decompress} = require("node-zpaq");

async function fn(buffer: Buffer) {
    const result = await decompress(buffer);
    // ...
} 

Sync

const {decompressSync} = require("node-zpaq");

function fn(buffer: Buffer) {
    const result = decompressSync(buffer);
    // ...
} 

Compression

These methods handle the compression of any given buffer. For a detailed documentation of the compression options, please refer to libzpaq.h.

Async (Promise)

const {compress} = require("node-zpaq");

const OPTIONS = {
    method: "14,128,0",
    comment: "Some comment",
    fileName: "MyFile.hex",
    sha1: true,
};

async function fn(buffer: Buffer) {
    const result = await compress(buffer, OPTIONS);
    // ...
} 

Sync

const {compressSync} = require("node-zpaq");

const OPTIONS = {
    method: "14,128,0",
    comment: "Some comment",
    fileName: "MyFile.hex",
    sha1: true,
};

function fn(buffer: Buffer) {
    const result = compressSync(buffer, OPTIONS);
    // ...
} 

Installing

npm install node-zpaq

License

node-zpaq is released under the Unlicense, which applies to all files except the files included in /native/zpaq/.

For these files, the original notice applies:

zpaq is written by Matt Mahoney and released to the public domain.
It includes code from libdivsufsort 2.0 (C) Yuta Mori, 2003-2008, MIT license,
public domain code for AES from libtomcrypt by Tom St Denis
and public domain code for salsa20 by D. J. Bernstein.

By contributing, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under the project's Unlicense.