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Dylan Simon 2017-05-11 16:16:09 -04:00
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Codec/Archive/Zip/Conduit/UnZip.hs
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@ -104,12 +104,12 @@ foldGet g z = do
if e then return z else g z >>= foldGet g if e then return z else g z >>= foldGet g
-- |Stream a zip file, producing a sequence of entry headers and data blocks. -- |Stream a zip file, producing a sequence of entry headers and data blocks.
-- For example, this might produce: @Left (ZipEntry "directory/" ...), Left (ZipEntry "directory/file.txt" ...), Right "hello w", Right "orld!\n", Left ...@ -- For example, this might produce: @Left (ZipEntry "directory\/" ...), Left (ZipEntry "directory\/file.txt" ...), Right "hello w", Right "orld!\\n", Left ...@
-- The final result is summary information taken from the end of the zip file. -- The final result is summary information taken from the end of the zip file.
-- No state in maintained during processing, and in particular, any file-specific information in the final central directory is discarded. -- No state is maintained during processing, and, in particular, any information in the central directory is discarded.
-- --
-- This only supports a limited number of zip file features, including deflate compression and zip64. -- This only supports a limited number of zip file features, including deflate compression and zip64.
-- It does not support streaming zip files, where file sizes are not known beforehand (though this could potentially be fixed for some cases). -- It does not (ironically) support zip files that have been created as streams, where file sizes are not known beforehand (though this could potentially be fixed for some cases).
-- Since it does not use the offset information at the end of the file, it assumes all entries are packed sequentially, which is usually the case. -- Since it does not use the offset information at the end of the file, it assumes all entries are packed sequentially, which is usually the case.
-- Any errors are thrown in the underlying monad. -- Any errors are thrown in the underlying monad.
unZip :: (MonadBase b m, PrimMonad b, MonadThrow m) => C.ConduitM BS.ByteString (Either ZipEntry BS.ByteString) m ZipInfo unZip :: (MonadBase b m, PrimMonad b, MonadThrow m) => C.ConduitM BS.ByteString (Either ZipEntry BS.ByteString) m ZipInfo