Mainly purposed for archiving text files as text files, but can archive any file and not only as text. txr was inspired by tar, gzip and gunzip. License: GPL v3 or later.
The txr format is composed of two files with the following extensions:
.txr - a comma delimited index file (text).
.txd - a data file (can either be text or binary). By default it is concatenation of the input files, separated by a sentinel).
txr uses:
sha256 (for optional hashing, by default).
zlib (for optional compressing).
cryptography (for optional encrypting).
Install:
>>> pip install txr
txr is a standalone application (It consist of a single source file txr.py). Using the above command installs txr both as a console script and as a python module. If you wish you could also just copy txr.py and use it as a standalone app.
Basic Usage:
Archive a folder (or a single file)
>>> txr c:\my_input
Extracting a txr file:
>>> txr -x c:\my_input.txr
See detailed help with all available parameters:
>>> txr
Contributions are welcome.
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Release files for txr 2.0.1
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| Tags | Python 3 |
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