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  ziptools - the bits that Python's zipfile forgot Mark Lutz <lutz@learning-python.com> - 2017-06-20 19:07 +0000

#2542 — ziptools - the bits that Python's zipfile forgot

Meet ziptools - all the features that you miss most in 
Python's zipfile module.  ziptools is both top-level 
scripts and importable modules that extend the standard
library's zipfile module for:

Folders: 	 
    it adds entire folder trees to zipfiles automatically

Modtimes:
    it propagates original modtimes for files, folders, and links

Cruft skips:
    it can either include or skip system "cruft" files on request

Symlinks:
    it copies or follows symlinks to files and dirs on Unix and Windows

Long paths:
    it supports long pathnames on Windows beyond its normal limits

Grab a copy of ziptools and start portably zipping your
content today:

    http://learning-python.com/ziptools.html

Cheers,
--M. Lutz, http://learning-python.com

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