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Feature: Improve support for compressing and decompressing archives #45
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This might be useful https://github.com/adamhathcock/sharpcompress. |
Maybe also looking inside zip files and opening files from there should be supported? BTW: extracting should imo always result in creating a folder with the same name like the zip file inside the directory and putting the content into this newly created folder. |
This is a recommend to be added to Files UWP, when possible |
@ChihweiLHBird Using System.IO will make it slower because UWP apps have limited access and you need to use StorageItems to get them. Instead we can use the native API: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/Windows.Storage.Compression?view=winrt-19041 |
@JaiganeshKumaran Does the native API support folder items? In my analysis, it appears support for that is lacking, but I'm still unsure. |
I think it would be great if it was possible to integrate those libraries instead of 7zip |
Could support be added for .mcpack. its just a zip file renamed for Minecraft's use |
GitHub doesn't support uploading it but you can just change the .zip to .mcpack |
.jar file could also have viewing/extracting support they use zip for it compresion. |
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