Supporting Directory Trees in MPQ Cross-Platform#36
Supporting Directory Trees in MPQ Cross-Platform#36mharradon wants to merge 6 commits intoeagleflo:masterfrom
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…code reuse in extract_to_disk, add test with GatherMinerals.SC2Map and license. Should work on Python2.7, tested working on 3.7
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Thanks for the PR!
Aside some minor nitpicks, I don't think target_dir should be a **kwargs style dictionary here. I'd propose just making it a normal parameter with a default argument of os.getcwd().
(I'll take the liberty to fixup your later commits into the main one to clean up git history.)
| """Extract all the files inside the MPQ archive in memory.""" | ||
| if self.files: | ||
| return dict((f, self.read_file(f)) for f in self.files) | ||
| files = filenames if len(filenames)>0 else self.files |
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Nit: missing spaces around comparison operator
| for filename in filenames: | ||
| data = self.read_file(filename) | ||
| f = open(filename, 'wb') | ||
| create_dir = os.path.join(target_dir, archive_name) |
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create_dir could maybe be renamed to archive_dir to better reflect which directory it represents.
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| def extract(self): | ||
| def extract(self, *filenames): | ||
| """Extract all the files inside the MPQ archive in memory.""" |
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This docstring is no longer necessarily true after the addition of *filenames.
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| def extract_to_disk(self): | ||
| def extract_to_disk(self, *filepaths, **target_dir): | ||
| """Extract all files and write them to disk.""" |
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This docstring is no longer necessarily true after the addition of *filenames.
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PR for #36.
This PR converts backslash separated filenames in MPQs into directory trees rather than concatenated long filenames (I believe as intended by the MPQ format). In doing so it makes the library and its extraction results compatible with Windows.
There is a small interface change to share the file writing code across extracting "all files" and "some files". This does not affect command line usage.
Added minigame and test for extraction to disk for CollectMineralShards from PySC2. License from PySC2 included.
Tests confirmed passing on: