# fzip.cif

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==name fzip

==short-description

Compress and decompress files.

==long-description

Generates compressed archives of files or extracts files from a compressed archive. Both 'zip' and 'gzip' file formats are support ('zip' is used by default).

==argument filename zipfile optional

The zip archive to create or extract. If the zipfile argument is not specified when creating a zip, the first C<file> argument's name is used with a .zip or .gz extension appended.

==option bool v verbose

Enables additional reporting of information regarding the zip/unzip process.

==option bool u unzip

Extract files from the specified zipfile.

==option filename d directory

The directory to extract files into. Must be used in conjunction with C<--unzip>. If not specified, the current working directory is used.

==option bool r recurse

Include sub-directories and any files contained therein when archiving.

==option filename f file multiple

A file or directory to add to the zipfile. Only applicable when creating a new archive. If a directory is specified then it and any files contained immediately within that directory are archived. Use --recurse to archive all sub-directories and files within the directory. 

==option enum t compression-type

==enum-value zip

PK Zip format (the default if not specified).

==enum-value gzip

GNU Zip format. Note, this format can only handle a single file.

==option bool o overwrite

By default fzip will exit with an error if a file it is creating already exists on disk. Use this flag to silently overwrite instead.

==copyright

Copyright (c) 2008-2010 Accenture. All rights reserved.

==smoke-test

export TESTDATA "This is some test data for fzip"

echo -n "$TESTDATA" > test.txt

rm test.txt.zip $Silent &| echo -n ""

# Test zip

fzip --file test.txt

exists test.txt.zip || $Error

rm test.txt

# Test unzip

fzip --unzip test.txt.zip

exists test.txt || $Error

cat -b test.txt | export -s RESULT

var RESULT == "$TESTDATA" || $Error

# Test that we don't overwrite files unless --overwrite is specified

fzip --file test.txt $Silent &| var ? == "-11" || $Error

fzip --file test.txt --overwrite

fzip --unzip test.txt.zip $Silent &| var ? == "-11" || $Error

fzip --unzip test.txt.zip --overwrite

rm test.txt

rm test.txt.zip