sarchiver 0.0.1

A CLI app to compress and decompress various files into various compression formats. Supported compression formats: Zip, Tar

SArchiver

A CLI app to compress and decompress various files into various compression formats. Supported compression formats: Zip, Tar

Installation

1. Using binary executable

Download latest binary release from here

  $ ./sarchiver

2. Using Pub.dev

  $ dart pub global activate sarchiver

3. Manual

  $ git clone https://github.com/surajkarki66/SArchiver
  $ cd SArchiver
  $ dart run ./bin/sarchiver.dart

Usage

  $ sarchiver <command> [arguments]

Global Options

-h, --help
Display help

Available Commands

compress
Compress files into a specific compression format.

decompress
Decompress the compressed file into original files.

Compress Arguments

-i, --input-path
Specify path to input file or directory

-o, --output-file-path
Specify path to store compressed file

-f, --format
Specify compression file format [zip (default), tar]

Decompress Arguments

-i, --input-file-path
Specify path to input compressed file

-o, --output-file-path
Specify path to store decompressed file

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Help

  $ sarchiver --help

Examples

Below are some examples of sarchiver usage.

• Compress the file in the current directory and store the compressed file in the current directory:

  $ ./sarchiver compress -i passport.pdf -o ./

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Compressed 1 into ./1683283436296.zip

• Decompress the compressed file in the current directory and store the decompressed file in the current directory.

  $ ./sarchiver decompress -i 1683283436296.zip -o ./

Decompressed: passport.pdf (450222 bytes)
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• Compressing multiple files into a single compressed file and storing it in the current directory:

  $ ./sarchiver compress -i passport.pdf,resume.pdf,IMG_7569.jpg -o ./

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Compressed 3 into ./1683284112543.zip

• Compressing multiple files into a tar file and storing it in the current directory:

  $ ./sarchiver compress -i passport.pdf,resume.pdf,IMG_7569.jpg -o ./ -f tar

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Compressed 3 into ./1683284266080.tar