Files Split and Merge
Commandline scripts to split or merge files
Installation
Install using pip:
$ pip install file_split_merge
Usage
file_split_merge
This script is to split or combine or merge the files
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Usage: file_split_merge [-h] [-i INPUT] [-s] [-n CHUNK] [-m]\n
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i INPUT, --input INPUT
Provide the File that needs to be Split
-s, --split To Split the File
-n CHUNK, --chunk CHUNK
[n]: No. of files to be created
[n]kb : Split the file in nKB size
[n]b : Split the file in nb size
[n]mb : Split the file in nmb size
[n]gb : Split the file in ngb size
-m, --merge Merge the Files
examples :
file_split_merge -s -i first_project.zip -n 5
file_split_merge -s -i first_project.zip -n 5kb
file_split_merge -s -i first_project.zip -n 2gb
file_split_merge -s -i "c:\temp\first_project.zip" -n 5
file_split_merge -m -i first_project.zip
file_split_merge -m -i "c:\temp\\first_project.zip"
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The split also creates an additional file as .CRC. and then is compared while merging to check if merging is successful Note : This is not a CRC check, but does good to ensure file is merged properly
Examples :
python file_split_merge -s -i "New folder\first_project.zip" -n 700kb
output
Splitting the File Now
Total file Size : 8162474
Splitting into 12 files of 700kb size
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-1.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-2.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-3.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-4.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-5.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-6.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-7.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-8.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-9.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-10.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-11.ros
Creating New folder\first_project.zip-12.ros
Creating the check file : New folder\first_project.zip-CRC.ros
File split successfully
python file_split_merge -m -i "New folder\first_project.zip"
Merging the file to New folder\first_project.zip
File Already Exist. Please remove the C:\Roshan\ZIP\New folder\first_project.zip and then re-run.
Do you want to remove the file [Y/N] : y
Merging the file first_project.zip-1.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-2.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-3.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-4.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-5.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-6.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-7.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-8.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-9.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-10.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-11.ros
Merging the file first_project.zip-12.ros
Checking if the files are merged properly
File check : Passed
File Merged successfully
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