To get a jar file’s manifest as dict, just:
>>> import jar_manifest
>>> jar_manifest.manifest('junit-4.12.jar')
{
"junit-4.12.jar": [
{
"Archiver-Version": "Plexus Archiver",
"Build-Jdk": "1.6.0_45",
"Built-By": "jenkins",
"Created-By": "Apache Maven 3.0.4",
"Implementation-Title": "JUnit",
"Implementation-Vendor": "JUnit",
"Implementation-Vendor-Id": "junit",
"Implementation-Version": "4.12",
"Manifest-Version": "1.0"
}
]
}
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