fsplit
Split file into small portable chunks.
Installation
fsplit can be installed using pip:
pip install fsplit
Uninstalling
fsplit can be uninstalled using pip:
pip uninstall fsplit
Dependencies
fsplit is based on Python 2.7.
Documentation
Splitting files
fsplit can be used for splitting files:
fsplit target [options]
Run the following command, for various options:
fsplit --help
Joining files split using fsplit
fsplit provides a utility, fjoin for joining files split using fsplit:
fjoin target [options]
Run the following command, for various options:
fjoin --help
Bugs
For filing bugs raise an issue at https://github.com/leosartaj/fsplit/issues
Releases
1.0.0
split files into small chunks
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Metadata
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