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// Copyright (c) 2018 Timofey Solomko
// Licensed under MIT License
//
// See LICENSE for license information
import Foundation
import BitByteData
/// Provides functions for work with TAR containers.
public class TarContainer: Container {
/**
Processes TAR container and returns an array of `TarEntry` with information and data for all entries.
- Important: The order of entries is defined by TAR container and, particularly, by the creator of a given TAR
container. It is likely that directories will be encountered earlier than files stored in those directories, but no
particular order is guaranteed.
- Parameter container: TAR container's data.
- Throws: `TarError`, which may indicate that either container is damaged or it might not be TAR container at all.
- Returns: Array of `TarEntry`.
*/
public static func open(container data: Data) throws -> [TarEntry] {
let infos = try info(container: data)
var entries = [TarEntry]()
for entryInfo in infos {
if entryInfo.type == .directory {
entries.append(TarEntry(entryInfo, nil))
} else {
let dataStartIndex = entryInfo.blockStartIndex + 512
let dataEndIndex = dataStartIndex + entryInfo.size!
let entryData = data[dataStartIndex..<dataEndIndex]
entries.append(TarEntry(entryInfo, entryData))
}
}
return entries
}
/**
Processes TAR container and returns an array of `TarEntryInfo` with information about entries in this container.
- Important: The order of entries is defined by TAR container and, particularly, by the creator of a given TAR
container. It is likely that directories will be encountered earlier than files stored in those directories, but no
particular order is guaranteed.
- Parameter container: TAR container's data.
- Throws: `TarError`, which may indicate that either container is damaged or it might not be TAR container at all.
- Returns: Array of `TarEntryInfo`.
*/
public static func info(container data: Data) throws -> [TarEntryInfo] {
// First, if the TAR container contains only header, it should be at least 512 bytes long.
// So we have to check this.
guard data.count >= 512 else { throw TarError.tooSmallFileIsPassed }
/// Object with input data which supports convenient work with bit shifts.
let byteReader = ByteReader(data: data)
var entries = [TarEntryInfo]()
var lastGlobalExtendedHeader: TarExtendedHeader?
var lastLocalExtendedHeader: TarExtendedHeader?
var longLinkName: String?
var longName: String?
// Container ends with two zero-filled records.
while byteReader.data[byteReader.offset..<byteReader.offset + 1024] != Data(count: 1024) {
let info = try TarEntryInfo(byteReader, lastGlobalExtendedHeader, lastLocalExtendedHeader,
longName, longLinkName)
if info.isGlobalExtendedHeader {
let dataStartIndex = info.blockStartIndex + 512
let dataEndIndex = dataStartIndex + info.size!
lastGlobalExtendedHeader = try TarExtendedHeader(data[dataStartIndex..<dataEndIndex])
byteReader.offset = dataEndIndex - info.size! + info.size!.roundTo512()
} else if info.isLocalExtendedHeader {
let dataStartIndex = info.blockStartIndex + 512
let dataEndIndex = dataStartIndex + info.size!
lastLocalExtendedHeader = try TarExtendedHeader(data[dataStartIndex..<dataEndIndex])
byteReader.offset = dataEndIndex - info.size! + info.size!.roundTo512()
} else if info.isLongLinkName {
let dataStartIndex = info.blockStartIndex + 512
byteReader.offset = dataStartIndex
longLinkName = try byteReader.nullEndedAsciiString(cutoff: info.size!)
byteReader.offset = dataStartIndex + info.size!.roundTo512()
} else if info.isLongName {
let dataStartIndex = info.blockStartIndex + 512
byteReader.offset = dataStartIndex
longName = try byteReader.nullEndedAsciiString(cutoff: info.size!)
byteReader.offset = dataStartIndex + info.size!.roundTo512()
} else {
// Skip file data.
byteReader.offset = info.blockStartIndex + 512 + info.size!.roundTo512()
entries.append(info)
lastLocalExtendedHeader = nil
longName = nil
longLinkName = nil
}
}
return entries
}
}