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SharpCompress is a compression library in pure C# for .NET Standard 2.0, 2.1 and NET 4.6 that can unrar, un7zip, unzip, untar unbzip2, ungzip, unlzip with forward-only reading and file random access APIs. Techsmith camtasia v2018 0 7. Write support for zip/tar/bzip2/gzip/lzip are implemented.

The major feature is support for non-seekable streams so large files can be processed on the fly (i.e. download stream).

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Recommended Formats

In general, I recommend GZip (Deflate)/BZip2 (BZip)/LZip (LZMA) as the simplicity of the formats lend to better long term archival as well as the streamability. Tar is often used in conjunction for multiple files in a single archive (e.g. .tar.gz)

Audiorealism abl3 vst mac & win. Zip is okay, but it's a very hap-hazard format and the variation in headers and implementations makes it hard to get correct. Uses Deflate by default but supports a lot of compression methods.

RAR is not recommended as it's a propriatory format and the compression is closed source. Use Tar/LZip for LZMA

7Zip and XZ both are overly complicated. 7Zip does not support streamable formats. XZ has known holes explained here: (http://www.nongnu.org/lzip/xz_inadequate.html) Use Tar/LZip for LZMA compression instead.

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Hi everyone. I hope you're using SharpCompress and finding it useful. Please give me feedback on what you'd like to see changed especially as far as usability goes. New feature suggestions are always welcome as well. I would also like to know what projects SharpCompress is being used in. I like seeing how it is used to give me ideas for future versions. Thanks!

Please do not email me directly to ask for help. If you think there is a real issue, please report it here.

Want to contribute?

I'm always looking for help or ideas. Please submit code or email with ideas. Unfortunately, just letting me know you'd like to help is not enough because I really have no overall plan of what needs to be done. I'll definitely accept code submissions and add you as a member of the project!

TODOs (always lots)

• RAR 5 decryption support
• 7Zip writing
• Zip64 (Need writing and extend Reading)
• Multi-volume Zip support.

Version Log

Version 0.18

Version 0.17.1

• Fix - Bug Fix for .NET Core on Windows

Version 0.17.0

• New - Full LZip support! Can read and write LZip files and Tars inside LZip files. Make LZip a first class citizen. #241
• New - XZ read support! Can read XZ files and Tars inside XZ files. XZ in SharpCompress #91
• Fix - Regression - zip file writing on seekable streams always assumed stream start was 0. Introduced with Zip64 writing.
• Fix - Zip files with post-data descriptors can be properly skipped via decompression

Version 0.16.2

• Fix .NET 3.5 should support files and cryptography (was a regression from 0.16.0)
• Fix Zip per entry compression customization wrote the wrong method into the zip archive

Version 0.16.1

• Fix Preserve compression method when getting a compressed stream
• Fix RAR entry key normalization fix

Version 0.16.0

• Breaking - Progress Event Tracking rethink
• Update to VS2017 - VS2017 - Framework targets have been changed.
• New - Add Zip64 writing
• Fix invalid/mismatching Zip version flags. - This allows nuget/System.IO.Packaging to read zip files generated by SharpCompress

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Version 0.15.2

• Fix invalid headers - fixes an issue creating large-ish zip archives that was introduced with zip64 reading.

Version 0.15.1

Version 0.15.0

Version 0.14.1

Version 0.14.0

Version 0.13.1

Version 0.13.0

• Breaking change: Big refactor of Options on API.
• 7Zip supports Deflate

Version 0.12.4

• Forward only zip issue fix https://github.com/adamhathcock/sharpcompress/issues/160
• Try to fix frameworks again by copying targets from JSON.NET

Version 0.12.3

• 7Zip fixes https://github.com/adamhathcock/sharpcompress/issues/73
• Maybe all profiles will work with project.json now

Version 0.12.2

• Support Profile 259 again

Version 0.12.1

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• Support Silverlight 5

Version 0.12.0

• .NET Core RTM!
• Bug fix for Tar long paths

Version 0.11.6

• Bug fix for global header in Tar
• Writers now have a leaveOpen bool overload. They won't close streams if not-requested to.

Version 0.11.5

• Bug fix in Skip method

Version 0.11.4

• SharpCompress is now endian neutral (matters for Mono platforms)
• Fix for Inflate (need to change implementation)
• Fixes for RAR detection

Version 0.11.1

• Added Cancel on IReader
• Removed .NET 2.0 support and LinqBridge dependency

Version 0.11

• Been over a year, contains mainly fixes from contributors!
• Possible breaking change: ArchiveEncoding is UTF8 by default now.
• TAR supports writing long names using longlink
• RAR Protect Header added

Version 0.10.3

• Finally fixed Disposal issue when creating a new archive with the Archive API

Version 0.10.2

• Fixed Rar Header reading for invalid extended time headers.
• Windows Store assembly is now strong named
• Known issues with Long Tar names being worked on
• Updated to VS2013
• Portable targets SL5 and Windows Phone 8 (up from SL4 and WP7)

Version 0.10.1

• Fixed 7Zip extraction performance problem

Version 0.10:

• Added support for RAR Decryption (thanks to https://github.com/hrasyid)
• Embedded some BouncyCastle crypto classes to allow RAR Decryption and Winzip AES Decryption in Portable and Windows Store DLLs
• Built in Release (I think)

XZ implementation based on: https://github.com/sambott/XZ.NET by @sambott

7Zip implementation based on: https://code.google.com/p/managed-lzma/ Divine divinity 2 0 0 8 mac os x.

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