-- Hoogle documentation, generated by Haddock -- See Hoogle, http://www.haskell.org/hoogle/ -- | Operations on zip archives -- -- Operations on zip archives. @package zip @version 1.2.0 -- | Support for decoding of CP 437 text. module Codec.Archive.Zip.CP437 -- | Decode a ByteString containing CP 437 encoded text. decodeCP437 :: ByteString -> Text -- | The module provides everything you may need to manipulate Zip -- archives. There are three things that should be clarified right away, -- to avoid confusion in the future. -- -- First, we use the EntrySelector type that can be obtained from -- relative FilePaths (paths to directories are not allowed). This -- method may seem awkward at first, but it will protect you from the -- problems with portability when your archive is unpacked on a different -- platform. -- -- The second thing, that is rather a consequence of the first, is that -- there is no way to add directories, or to be precise, empty -- directories to your archive. This approach is used in Git, and I -- find it quite sane. -- -- Finally, the third feature of the library is that it does not modify -- archive instantly, because doing so on every manipulation would often -- be inefficient. Instead we maintain a collection of pending actions -- that can be turned into an optimized procedure that efficiently -- modifies archive in one pass. Normally this should be of no concern to -- you, because all actions are performed automatically when you leave -- the realm of ZipArchive monad. If, however, you ever need to -- force an update, the commit function is your friend. There are -- even “undo” functions, by the way. -- --
-- import Codec.Archive.Zip -- import System.Environment (getArgs) -- import qualified Data.Map as M -- -- main :: IO () -- main = do -- [path] <- getArgs -- entries <- withArchive path (M.keys <$> getEntries) -- mapM_ print entries ---- -- Create a Zip archive with a “Hello World” file: -- --
-- import Codec.Archive.Zip -- import System.Environment (getArgs) -- -- main :: IO () -- main = do -- [path] <- getArgs -- s <- mkEntrySelector "hello-world.txt" -- createArchive path (addEntry Store "Hello, World!" s) ---- -- Extract contents of a specific file and print them: -- --
-- import Codec.Archive.Zip -- import System.Environment (getArgs) -- import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as B -- -- main :: IO () -- main = do -- [path,f] <- getArgs -- s <- mkEntrySelector f -- bs <- withArchive path (getEntry s) -- B.putStrLn bs --module Codec.Archive.Zip -- | This data type serves for naming and selection of archive entries. It -- can be created only with help of the smart constructor -- mkEntrySelector, and it's the only “key” that can be used to -- refer to files in archive or to name new archive entries. -- -- The abstraction is crucial for ensuring that created archives are -- portable across operating systems, file systems, and different -- platforms. Since on some operating systems, file paths are -- case-insensitive, this selector is also case-insensitive. It makes -- sure that only relative paths are used to name files inside archive, -- as it's recommended in the specification. It also guarantees that -- forward slashes are used when the path is stored inside archive for -- compatibility with Unix-like operating systems (as recommended in the -- specification). On the other hand, in can be rendered as an ordinary -- relative file path in OS-specific format when needed. data EntrySelector -- | Create an EntrySelector from a FilePath. To avoid -- problems with distribution of the archive, characters that some -- operating systems do not expect in paths are not allowed. -- -- Argument to mkEntrySelector should pass these checks: -- --
-- doesEntryExist s = M.member s <$> getEntries --doesEntryExist :: EntrySelector -> ZipArchive Bool -- | Get EntryDescription for specified entry. This is a simple -- shortcut defined as: -- --
-- getEntryDesc s = M.lookup s <$> getEntries --getEntryDesc :: EntrySelector -> ZipArchive (Maybe EntryDescription) -- | Get contents of a specific archive entry as a strict -- ByteString. It's not recommended to use this on big entries, -- because it will suck out a lot of memory. For big entries, use -- conduits: sourceEntry. -- -- Throws: EntryDoesNotExist. getEntry :: EntrySelector -> ZipArchive ByteString -- | Get an entry source. -- -- Throws: EntryDoesNotExist. getEntrySource :: (PrimMonad m, MonadThrow m, MonadResource m) => EntrySelector -> ZipArchive (ConduitT () ByteString m ()) -- | Stream contents of an archive entry to the given Sink. -- -- Throws: EntryDoesNotExist. sourceEntry :: EntrySelector -> ConduitT ByteString Void (ResourceT IO) a -> ZipArchive a -- | Save a specific archive entry as a file in the file system. -- -- Throws: EntryDoesNotExist. saveEntry :: EntrySelector -> FilePath -> ZipArchive () -- | Calculate CRC32 check sum and compare it with the value read from the -- archive. The function returns True when the check sums are the -- same—that is, the data is not corrupted. -- -- Throws: EntryDoesNotExist. checkEntry :: EntrySelector -> ZipArchive Bool -- | Unpack the entire archive into the specified directory. The directory -- will be created if it does not exist. unpackInto :: FilePath -> ZipArchive () -- | Get the archive comment. getArchiveComment :: ZipArchive (Maybe Text) -- | Get the archive description record. getArchiveDescription :: ZipArchive ArchiveDescription -- | Add a new entry to the archive given its contents in binary form. addEntry :: CompressionMethod -> ByteString -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Stream data from the specified source to an archive entry. sinkEntry :: CompressionMethod -> ConduitT () ByteString (ResourceT IO) () -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Load an entry from a given file. loadEntry :: CompressionMethod -> EntrySelector -> FilePath -> ZipArchive () -- | Copy an entry “as is” from another zip archive. If the entry does not -- exist in that archive, EntryDoesNotExist will be eventually -- thrown. copyEntry :: FilePath -> EntrySelector -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Add an entire directory to the archive. Please note that due to the -- design of the library, empty sub-directories won't be added. -- -- The action can throw InvalidEntrySelector. packDirRecur :: CompressionMethod -> (FilePath -> ZipArchive EntrySelector) -> FilePath -> ZipArchive () -- | Rename an entry in the archive. If the entry does not exist, nothing -- will happen. renameEntry :: EntrySelector -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Delete an entry from the archive, if it does not exist, nothing will -- happen. deleteEntry :: EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Change compression method of an entry, if it does not exist, nothing -- will happen. recompress :: CompressionMethod -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Set an entry comment, if that entry does not exist, nothing will -- happen. Note that if binary representation of the comment is longer -- than 65535 bytes, it will be truncated on writing. setEntryComment :: Text -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Delete an entry's comment, if that entry does not exist, nothing will -- happen. deleteEntryComment :: EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Set the “last modification” date/time. The specified entry may be -- missing, in that case the action has no effect. setModTime :: UTCTime -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Add an extra field. The specified entry may be missing, in that case -- this action has no effect. addExtraField :: Word16 -> ByteString -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Delete an extra field by its type (tag). The specified entry may be -- missing, in that case this action has no effect. deleteExtraField :: Word16 -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Set external file attributes. setExternalFileAttrs :: Word32 -> EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Perform an action on every entry in the archive. forEntries :: (EntrySelector -> ZipArchive ()) -> ZipArchive () -- | Set comment of the entire archive. setArchiveComment :: Text -> ZipArchive () -- | Delete the archive comment if it's present. deleteArchiveComment :: ZipArchive () -- | Undo changes to a specific archive entry. undoEntryChanges :: EntrySelector -> ZipArchive () -- | Undo changes to the archive as a whole (archive's comment). undoArchiveChanges :: ZipArchive () -- | Undo all changes made in this editing session. undoAll :: ZipArchive () -- | Archive contents are not modified instantly, but instead changes are -- collected as “pending actions” that should be committed, in order to -- efficiently modify the archive in one pass. The actions are committed -- automatically when the program leaves the realm of ZipArchive -- monad (i.e. as part of createArchive or withArchive), or -- can be forced explicitly with the help of this function. Once -- committed, changes take place in the file system and cannot be undone. commit :: ZipArchive () instance Control.Monad.Catch.MonadMask Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive instance Control.Monad.Catch.MonadCatch Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive instance Control.Monad.Catch.MonadThrow Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive instance Control.Monad.IO.Class.MonadIO Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive instance GHC.Base.Monad Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive instance GHC.Base.Applicative Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive instance GHC.Base.Functor Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive instance Control.Monad.Base.MonadBase GHC.Types.IO Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive instance Control.Monad.Trans.Control.MonadBaseControl GHC.Types.IO Codec.Archive.Zip.ZipArchive