Zip in rust
This is pure rust implemenation of manipulating zip files. NOTE: Very much alpha. Data structures are most likely designed to change shape.
Meta crate making the other crates easier to use
The core data structures. Hopefully this can be re-useable to other crates even if the parsers/serializers aren't. Note this is no-std. So is very minimal
Converts [u8] -> to Zipr-core data structures
The opposite of zipr nom, convert zipr-data structures into serializes using cookie-factory
Crate repsonsible for decompressing and compressing to CompressedData<'a> data structures. The library is somewhat useable without this, assuming you provide you own implementations for compression.
Helper traits and functions to make zipr easier to use if you are in a std environment. Eg converts zip paths into Path structures, and converts dos times into chrono based times
A cli tool that allows you to manipulate zip files. This tool is probably not as useful as existing unzip/zip tools, but it provies examples of how to use some of the structures and helps test that they provide useful interfaces.
This was inspired by the nom parsing library, and that there wasn't a zip implementation.
Ideally we provide a nice parser so other zip-like formats can use this as a combinator, in creating there own parsers (eg I believe other formats are just zipped xml).
- Zipr cli can extract and list files.
- Zipr cli pretends to be unzip if aliased as unzip
- Most types are implemented in some form
- Data driven
- No standard support for core data structures
- Some more ergonomic functions
- MMap to speed up the zipr-cli on large files.
Pull requests are welcome. Though raising an issue first is probably preferred. If there is a zip file that fails to parse. A test utilizing the minimal case would be greatly appreciated.
A good contribution is small sample files for the assets folder. Zip isn't always implemented consistently, so while I have tried to follow the spec, other implementations don't really. The more examples we can test against, the better we can make it compatible