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dir-archiver

v3.0.1

Published

Bytefold-backed archive orchestration for directories/files across Node.js, Deno, and Bun.

Downloads

6,864

Readme

dir-archiver

Archive orchestration for detect/list/audit/extract/normalize/write flows across Node, Deno, and Bun.

What it is

dir-archiver provides one API surface for archive operations with explicit safety profiles and stable error codes.

Install

npm install dir-archiver
deno add jsr:@ismail-elkorchi/dir-archiver

Quickstart

import { write, detect, extract } from "dir-archiver";

await write("./project", "./project.zip", {
  format: "zip",
  includeBaseDirectory: true,
});

const detected = await detect("./project.zip");
await extract("./project.zip", "./out", { profile: "strict" });

console.log(detected.format);

Options reference

When not to use

  • You only need a low-level parser for a single format.
  • You target CommonJS-only environments or Node < 24.
  • You need interactive archive browsing UI features.

When to use

  • You need one API for detect, list, audit, extract, normalize, and write.
  • You want deterministic normalization for CI pipelines.
  • You need safety profiles for untrusted inputs.

Compatibility

  • Module system: ESM-only.
  • Runtimes: Node >=24, current Deno, current Bun.
  • CLI and API contracts are documented in CONTRACT.md.

Links

Verification

npm run examples:run
npm run check:fast
npm run check