me.raynes.fs.compression — clj-commons/fs 1.6.311

Compression utilities.

bunzip2 clj

(bunzip2 source)

(bunzip2 source target)

Takes a path to a bzip2 file source and uncompresses it.

gunzip clj

(gunzip source)

(gunzip source target)

Takes a path to a gzip file source and unzips it.

make-zip-stream clj

(make-zip-stream & filename-content-pairs)

Create zip file(s) stream. You must provide a vector of the following form:

[[filename1 content1][filename2 content2]...].

You can provide either strings or byte-arrays as content.

The piped streams are used to create content on the fly, which means this can be used to make compressed files without even writing them to disk.

make-zip-stream-from-files clj

(make-zip-stream-from-files fpaths)

Like make-zip-stream but takes a sequential of file paths and builds filename-content-pairs based on those

untar clj

(untar source)

(untar source target)

Takes a tarfile source and untars it to target.

unxz clj

(unxz source)

(unxz source target)

Takes a path to a xz file source and uncompresses it.

unzip clj

(unzip source)

(unzip source target-dir)

Takes the path to a zipfile source and unzips it to target-dir.

zip clj

(zip filename & filename-content-pairs)

Create zip file(s) on the fly. You must provide a vector of the following form:

[[filename1 content1][filename2 content2]...].

You can provide either strings or byte-arrays as content.

zip-files clj

(zip-files filename fpaths)

Zip files provided in argument vector to a single zip. Converts the argument list:

(fpath1 fpath2...)

into filename-content -pairs, using the original file's basename as the filename in zip`and slurping the content:

```([fpath1-basename fpath1-content] [fpath2-basename fpath2-content]...)``