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unzipt

v0.0.5

Published

unzip file use only javascript code from zlibjs source

Readme

unzipt

  • zlib js customizing for typescript and javscript
  • zlib.js base. PKZIP implementation in JavaScript.

original zlibjs code

  • zlib min file: https://github.com/imaya/zlib.js.git

version

  • 0.0.1: unzip buffer
  • 0.0.2: files attribute method support
  • 0.0.3: remove unecessary dependencies
  • 0.0.4: readme change

installation

npm install unzipt

support features:

  • unzip.min.js functions support
  • typescript support
  • pure javascript and d.ts code. no dependencies

dependency:

there is no dependencies

Zlibjs PKZIP APIS

  • decompress(filename)

  • getFileHeaderAttribute(filename, attributeName) : 0.0.2 or higher version

    • support attribute name
      1. 'needVersion'
      2. 'flags'
      3. 'compression'
      4. 'time'
      5. 'date'
      6. 'crc32'
      7. 'compressedSize'
      8. 'plainSize'
      9. 'internalFileAttributes'
      10. 'externalFileAttributes'
    • how to get file permission number like '0o777'
      const unzip = new Zlib.Unzip(compressed, null);
      const filenames =  unzip.getFilenames();
      const externalFA = unzip.getFileHeaderAttribute(filenames[0], 'externalFileAttributes');
      const filemode = (externalFA >>> 16) & 0xffff;

    -in case windows file system, do not use 'externalFileAttibute'. if you file zipped in windows, all files in zip file have externalFileAttribute '0'. so if you write file with node fs and apply externlaFileAttribute '0', all of files might be read only file. in case of windows, if externlaFileAttribute is '0', assign fs write file mode = 0o777

  • getFilenames()

  • setPassword(password)

  • Zlib TypeScript

import { Zlib } from 'zlibt';
import * as fs from 'fs';
    //compress
    const compressed = fs.readFileSync('./aig.zip');
    const unzip = new Zlib.Unzip(compressed, null);
    const names =  unzip.getFilenames();
    const uncompress = unzip.decompress(names[0]);
  • Zlib JavaScript
    //compress
    const Zlib = require('unzipt').Zlib;
    const fs = require('fs');

    var compressed = fs.readFileSync('./aig.zip');
    var unzip = new Zlib.Unzip(compressed);

    var filenames = unzip.getFilenames();
    var uncompress = unzip.decompress(filenames[0]);