This library can be used to access ar files from python. It's tested to work with python 3.5+ and pypy3. (for earlier pythons see version <2) Travis status:
It supports both GNU and BSD formats and exposes the archived files using the standard python file interface.
With context managers:
with arpy.Archive('file.ar') as ar:
print("files: %s" % ar.namelist())
with ar.open('content.txt') as f:
print(f.read())
Via headers for duplicate names:
with arpy.Archive('file.ar') as ar:
for header in ar.infolist():
print("file: %s" % header.name)
with ar.open(header) as f:
print(f.read())
Or directly:
ar = arpy.Archive('file.ar'))
ar.read_all_headers()
# check all available files
ar.archived_files.keys()
# get the contents of the archived file
ar.archived_files[b'some_file'].read()
ar = arpy.Archive('file.ar'))
for f in ar:
print("got file name: %s" % f.header.name)
print("with contents: %s" % f.read())
All contributions welcome. Just make sure that:
- tests are provided
- all current platforms are passing (tox configuration is provided)
- coverage is close to 100% (currently only missing statements are those depending on python version being used)
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