python-archive
This package provides a simple, pure-Python interface for handling various archive file formats. Currently, archive extraction is the only supported action. Supported file formats include:
Zip formats and equivalents: .zip, .egg, .jar.
Tar and compressed tar formats: .tar, .tar.gz, .tgz, .tar.bz2, .tz2.
Example usage
Using the Archive class:
from archive import Archive
a = Archive('files.tar.gz')
a.extract()
Using the extract convenience function:
from archive import extract
# Extract in current directory.
extract('files.tar.gz')
# Extract in directory 'unpack_dir'.
extract('files.tar.gz', 'unpack_dir')
Note that calling extract with safe=True will ensure that the archive is safe prior to extraction: UnsafeArchive exception will be raised when archive contains paths which would be extracted outside of the target directory (e.g. absolute paths):
# Safely extract in directory 'unpack_dir'.
extract('files.tar.gz', 'unpack_dir', safe=True)
Similar tools
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/patool/ - portable command line archive file manager.
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/gocept.download/ - zc.buildout recipe for downloading and extracting an archive.
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