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recursive-unzipper

v0.3.2

Published

Recursively extract a compressed file which includes different formats (`zip`, `xz`, `tar`) .

Downloads

6

Readme

recursive-unzipper

Recursively extract a compressed file which includes different formats (zip, xz, tar) .

e.g, a target zip file might have a tar file inside, then in the tar file there could be a xz file;

Install

#global Installation
npm i recursive-unzipper -g

API Reference

$ recursive-unzipper -h
Usage: recursive-unzipper [global options]

Arguments:
  file                                The first argument is treated as the Path of target file. (Legacy way is through the option "-f")

Options:
  -V, --version                       output the version number
  -f --file [file]                    Path of the file to be extract
  -ds --dest [destination directory]  The destination directory where file will be extracted; if not specified, a same name directory will be
                                      created aside of the zip file as the "destination directory"
  -bail --bail [bail]                 If true then it won't continue when error is captured (default: false)
  -m --map [map]                      If you are certain about specific type of files were compressed by any of the supported algorithm, e.g,
                                      jar can be extracted by zip algorithm; you can then acknowledge recursive-unzipper by passing this flag:
                                      e.g --map "jar|zip"
  -h, --help                          display help for command

Supported formats

zip , xz, tar


Run for development (run by ts-node)

npm run run:dev

module support

  • mjs import {run} from 'recursive-unzipper'

  • cjs const {run} = require('recursive-unzipper')

Build

npm run build

Lint

npm run lint

Run Tests

  npm run test

License

MIT