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It would be nice if there were a way to invoke python -m zstandard and get behavior similar to python -m zipfile or even better something like what the tar command offers. The primary use-case would be to enable decompressing and extracting all files from a .tar.zst without needing to copy several lines of Python, lines which can't be re-written as as a series of expressions as a parameter to python -c.
I'd be happy with just support for -e <zst_file> [output_dir].
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I've published jaraco.zstd. Now all anyone has to do is put wheels for both zstardard and jaraco.zstd on their PYTHONPATH and then run py -m jaraco.zstd -e filename --out-dir /tmp... or if they have pip-run: pip-run -q jaraco.zstd -- -m jaraco.zstd -e filename --out-dir /tmp. I'd prefer to retire that package in favor of a built-in implementation.
It would be nice if there were a way to invoke
python -m zstandard
and get behavior similar topython -m zipfile
or even better something like what thetar
command offers. The primary use-case would be to enable decompressing and extracting all files from a.tar.zst
without needing to copy several lines of Python, lines which can't be re-written as as a series of expressions as a parameter topython -c
.I'd be happy with just support for
-e <zst_file> [output_dir]
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: