Reputation: 5
I'm developing an Angular project without BE service.
I'd like to know how to decompress .tar.gz file and process it in memory(not it in the disk).
ex: read and parse specific files.
I followed this solution to decompress it:
How do I extract data from a .tar.gz file (stored in the cloud) from a browser)
import * as pako from "pako";
import * as untar from "untar";
...
onFileSelected(e: Event) {
const target = e.target as HTMLInputElement;
if (target.files) {
//decompress file
const f = target.files[0];
f.arrayBuffer()
.then(pako.inflate)
.then((arr) => arr.buffer)
.then(untar) //<-- Error: untar pkg has no @types/untar
.then(files => {
console.log(files);
});
}
}
The solution guides me to use Pako
and untar
packages to decompress the loaded file stream.
But untar
pkg doesn't have @types/untar
to provide the pkg module for Typescript.
The post's reply also suggests using tarball
pkg, but it still has no @types/tarball
So I can not continue decompressing work.
Does anyone have any ideas to decompress .tar.gz?
many thanks :)
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