package tar-mirage
Read and write tar format files via MirageOS interfaces
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
tar-mirage-v2.0.0.tbz
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README.md.html
tar -- decode and encode tar files
tar is a simple library to read and write tar files with an emphasis on streaming.
This is pure OCaml code, no C bindings.
Installation
tar
can be installed with opam
:
opam install tar
opam install tar-unix # for use in Unix/Lwt
opam install tar-mirage # for use in MirageOS
If you don't use opam
consult the tar.opam
file for build instructions.
Example toplevel session
In utop:
utop # #require "tar";;
utop # #require "tar-unix";;
utop # let f = Lwt_unix.openfile "/tmp/foo.tar" [ Unix.O_RDONLY ] 0;;
val f : Lwt_unix.file_descr = <abstr>
utop # Lwt.bind f Tar_lwt_unix.Archive.list;;
[{Tar.Header.file_name = "_build/lib/tar.mli.depends";
Tar.Header.file_mode = 420; Tar.Header.user_id = 1000;
Tar.Header.group_id = 1000; Tar.Header.file_size = 21L;
Tar.Header.mod_time = 1381080315L;
Tar.Header.link_indicator = Tar.Header.Link.Normal;
Tar.Header.link_name = ""};
{Tar.Header.file_name = "_build/lib/tar_unix.mli.depends";
Tar.Header.file_mode = 420; Tar.Header.user_id = 1000;
Tar.Header.group_id = 1000; Tar.Header.file_size = 27L;
Tar.Header.mod_time = 1381080318L;
Tar.Header.link_indicator = Tar.Header.Link.Normal;
Tar.Header.link_name = ""};
{Tar.Header.file_name = "_build/lib/tar.mllib";
Tar.Header.file_mode = ...; Tar.Header.user_id = ...;
Tar.Header.group_id = ...; Tar.Header.file_size = ...;
Tar.Header.mod_time = ...; Tar.Header.link_indicator = ...;
Tar.Header.link_name = ...};
...]
Example users
This library is used by
xapi to read and write VM images
Documentation
The documentation and API reference is automatically generated by ocamldoc
from the interfaces. It can be consulted online.
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