tarumba 0.0.12

The universal archive manager

Tarumba

The universal archive manager.

Tarumba is a frontend for multiple archive managers. It aims to provide a simple unified interface to manage all your archives. Tarumba is also a Python library for archive manager integration.

Tarumba cannot handle any archives by itself. Instead, it uses the archive managers available on the system. See the list of supported backends below.

Usage

The basic usage of Tarumba is:

tarumba action [options] archive [files...]

Archive is the path to the archive that you want to manage.

Files are the paths to the files used in the action.

There are 6 available actions, you can enter the word or only the first letter.

• (l) list
  Lists files in the archive. You can enter an optional list of files to list only those files.
• (a) add
  Adds files to the archive. The list of files is mandatory, a new archive will be created if it doesn't exist.
• (e)(x) extract
  Extract files from the archive. The list of files is optional, when absent all the files in the archive will be extracted.
• (d) delete
  Deletes files from the archive. The list of files is mandatory.
• (t) test
  Tests the archive integrity. With some archive formats, you can enter an optional list of files to check only those files.
• (r) rename
  Renames files in the archive. It is mandatory to enter pairs of files and every par will be interpreted as the old and new file paths.

Options

• -a, --always-overwrite
  Always overwrite existing files.
• -b
  Force a specific backend, overriding autodetection.
• -c COLUMNS, --columns COLUMNS
  Comma separated columns to include in the listing.
• -C, --no-color
  Disable the colored output.
• -D, --debug
  Show debugging information.
• -e, --encrypt
  Encrypt the archive contents using a password.
• -E, --encode
  Specify a character encoding for non-standard archives.
• -f {auto,yes,no}, --create-folder {auto,yes,no}
  Creates a root folder with the archive name when extracting files.
• -h, --help
  Show the help message and exit.
• -k, --follow-links
  Follow symbolic links. WARNING: MAY CREATE INIFINITE PATHS.
• -l LEVEL, --level LEVEL
  Compression level [0-9].
• -n, --never-overwrite
  Never overwrite existing files.
• -o {table,raw,csv,json}, --output-format {table,raw,csv,json}
  Listing output format.
• -O OCCURRENCE, --occurrence OCCURRENCE
  Process only the Nth occurrence of each file in the archive.
• -p PATH, --path PATH
  Modify the file paths in the archive using this reference.
• -P, --no-progress
  Disable the progress bars.
• -q, --quiet
  Don't print any warnings or errors.
• -v, --verbose
  Verbosely list processed files.
• -V --version
  Show Tarumba's installed version and exit.
• -w, --owner
  Preserve the owner user and group when possible.

Supported backends

• 7Zip
• p7zip
• ar (GNU Binutils)
• bzip2
• GNU Cpio
• GNU Gzip
• GNU Tar
• Rar & UnRar
• XZ Utils
• Info-ZIP

Installation

Tarumba is available on PyPI and can be installed with pip.

pip install tarumba

If you are a developer and want to contribute to Tarumba, you can clone the repository and use Hatch to manage the project. The following actions are available.

Build the project

hatch build

Run the tests

hatch test -v

Linting with ruff

hatch fmt --check

Linting with pylint

hatch run pylint src tests

License

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.