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| ZipFly | |
|---|---|
| Original author(s) | Santiago Debus |
| Developer(s) | The open-source community |
| Initial release | Error: df must be either "yes" or "y" (help) |
| Repository | github |
| Written in | Python |
| License | Apache License 2.0 |
ZipFly is an open-source Python library for creating ZIP archives efficiently using streaming. Unlike traditional methods that require storing files in memory or writing temporary ZIP files to disk, ZipFly allows on-the-fly ZIP archive generation, making it suitable for large datasets and web applications.[1]
ZipFly is widely used in Python applications that require efficient ZIP file generation, particularly in web frameworks like Django and Flask.[2]
Features
ZipFly provides features such as:
- Streaming ZIP generation – Creates ZIP files dynamically without loading them fully into memory.
- Optimized for web frameworks – Works with Django and Flask for direct ZIP downloads using streaming responses.
- No temporary file storage – Eliminates the need for disk-based temporary ZIP files.
- Efficient API – Accepts a list of file paths and generates ZIP content as an iterator.
- Compatible with HTTP streaming – Supports HTTP-based delivery of ZIP files without blocking server resources.
References
- ^ ZipFly GitHub Repository
- ^ "ZipFly PyPI package". PyPI. Retrieved 2025-01-30.
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