unrar-cffi is a python extension that exposes unrar library
functionality through a zipfile
-like interface.
The package implements the following RarFile
functions:
namelist()
infolist()
getinfo()
read()
open()
testrar()
rarfile.is_rar_file()
Install with PIP:
pip install unrar-cffi
Use from code:
from unrar.cffi import rarfile
rar = rarfile.RarFile('sample.rar')
assert rar.testrar() == None
for filename in rar.namelist():
info = rar.getinfo(filename)
print("Reading {}, {}, {} bytes ({} bytes compressed)".format(info.filename, info.date_time, info.file_size, info.compress_size))
data = rar.read(filename)
print("\t{}...\n".format(data[:100]))
Linux:
build-essential
packages should be enough)buildmanylinux
)Windows:
./build.sh init
./build.sh build
./build.sh test
If you have docker installed, you can build all the manylinux wheels:
./build.sh within [manylinux docker image] buildmanylinux
./build.sh within [manylinux docker image] testmanylinux
By deafult the image quay.io/pypa/manylinux2010_x86_64
will be used.
Use $DOCKER_IMAGE
and $PLAT
variables to customize the build.