Zip64::Writer
Writes (streams) zip entries to an IO.
Example
require "zip64"
File.open("./file.zip", "w") do |file|
Zip64::Writer.open(file) do |zip|
# Add a file with a String content
zip.add "foo.txt", "contents of foo"
# Add a file and write data to it through an IO
zip.add("bar.txt") do |io|
io << "contents of bar"
end
# Add a file by referencing a file in the filesystem
# (the file is automatically closed after this call)
zip.add("baz.txt", File.open("./some_file.txt"))
end
end
Constructors
Class methods
Instance methods
Adds an entry that will have the given filename and current
time (Time.utc) and yields an IO to write that entry's
contents.
Adds an Entry and yields IO for writing that entry's contents. After the IO
has been written and the block terminates will write out the accumulated CRC32
for the entry and the sizes as the data descriptor.
Entry can be configured the same way as for add() without the block, however
the bit 3 of the general_purpose_bit_flag is going to be forcibly set, and the
compressed/uncompressed sizes and CRC32 are going to be reset to 0.
Adds an entry that will have string as its contents.
Adds an entry that will have bytes as its contents.
Adds an entry that will have its data copied from the given data.
If the given data is a ::File, it is automatically closed
after data is copied from it.
Adds an Entry to the Writer and writes out its local file header.
Calling the method without the block does not enable data descriptors, so the
CRC32 for the entry has to be set upfront, as well as the correct compressed_size
and uncompressed_size
You can choose the Entry's compression method before adding it.
You can also set the Entry's time (which is Time.utc by default)
and extra data before adding it to the zip stream.