pyzip 0.3.0

Installation

Currently it is only supported Python 3.4.1 onwards:

sudo pip3 install pyzip

Basic Usage

PyZip can easily store content into a zip on the fly. The usage is the same as a normal dictionary:

• Add content to in-memory zip:

>>> from pyzip import PyZip
>>>
>>> pyzip = PyZip()
>>> pyzip['key1'] = b"content_bytes"

• Get specific content:

>>> print(pyzip['key1'])
b"content_bytes"

• Edit content:

>>> pyzip['key1'] = b"replaced_content_bytes"

• Remove content:

>>> del pyzip['key1']

• Get zip bytes:

>>> zip_bytes = pyzip.to_bytes()

• Load from bytes:

>>> pyzip = PyZip().from_bytes(zip_bytes)

• Save to zip file:

>>> pyzip.save("path/to/file.zip")

• Load from zip file:

>>> pyzip = PyZip().from_file("path/to/file.zip")

• Convert existing dictionary into PyZip:

>>> pyzip = PyZip({'file1': b'example', 'file2': b'example2'})

• It is also possible to convert a multiple level dict into a PyZip:

>>> pyzip = PyZip({'file1': b'example', 'file2': b'example2', 'folder1': {'file1': b'file1 in folder1'}})

Use case

PyZip can be used in along with PyFolder in order to ease the compression and decompression of folders and zips:

Compressing recursively a folder into a zip:

>>> from pyzip import PyZip
>>> from pyfolder import PyFolder
>>>
>>> path_to_compress = "route/to/files"
>>>
>>> pyzip = PyZip(PyFolder(path_to_compress, interpret=False))
>>> pyzip.save("compressed_folder.zip")
>>>

Uncompressing recursively a previously compressed folder from a zip:

>>> from pyzip import PyZip
>>> from pyfolder import PyFolder
>>>
>>> destination = "route/for/uncompress"
>>>
>>> pyzip = PyZip(PyFolder(destination, interpret=False)).from_file("compressed_folder.zip", inflate=False)
>>>

LICENSE

It is released under the MIT license.