zipind
zipind - From a folder, make a splitted ZIP with INDependent parts
Free software: MIT license
Documentation: https://zipind.readthedocs.io.
Features
Compact folder to .zip or .rar, dividing it into independent parts, grouping your files in alphanumeric order.
Preserve the ordering of folders and files.
Preserve the internal structure of folders.
If any file exceeds the defined maximum size, the specific file is splitted in dependent mode.
Set the file types to be ignored in compression (config/ignore_extensions.txt)
Verify that the file path length is less than the specified limit (default 250 characters).
Sanitize the folder and file names characters to ensure compatibility with UTF-8 encoding, by auto-renaming.
Requirements
Usage
Let’s zip a folder, with a maximum of 100MB per file, in zip mode and ignoring ‘ISO’ extension files.
Through python script importation
import zipind
path_folder = r'c://my_project'
zipind.run(path_folder, mode='zip', mb_perfile=100, mode='zip', ignore_extensions=['iso'])
Through terminal in chatbot-like style
$ zipind
Zipind will start by responding:
Zipind - From a folder, make a splitted ZIP with INDependent parts
>> github.com/apenasrr/zipind <<
Paste the folder path to be compressed:
Now paste the folder path to be compressed:
Paste the folder path to be compressed: c://my_project
Answer the questions to customize the parameters and your project will be processed.
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Credits
This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.
History
Tired of dealing with dependent-mode slicing folders and not finding applications to be able to slice folders in independent pieces, the 2020 tyrannical lock-down time was used to create the first version of this tool.
0.1.0 (2020-04)
Birth of the first beta version
1.1.0 (2022-09-04)
First release on PyPI.
Metadata
Release files for zipind 1.1.3
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