Library for working with Electron’s ASAR archive files. Electron (formely known as Atom Shell) uses it’s own archive format to compress files into a single file. The format is somewhat similar to TAR files. There’s a Node.JS package for working with ASAR files:
https://github.com/electron/asar
The URL above also contains the format documentation. Code was written for Python >3.4.
Installation
PyAsar is on PyPi (Python Package Index) and can be installed through Pip:
pip install pyasar
You can view more information about the package on the PyPi package:
Example usage
from asar import AsarArchive
with AsarArchive.open('myasarfile.asar') as archive:
archive.extract('/home/mydir')
At the moment that is all what it can do ;)
Disclaimer / License
This is no way associated with Github, Electron or Atom. This is free, and open-source (free as in beer) for fun and profit. Licensed under the Do What the Fuck You want Public License:
http://www.wtfpl.net/
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