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type APKExpanded ¶
type APKExpanded struct { // The size in bytes of the entire apk (sum of all tar.gz file sizes) Size int64 // Whether or not the apk contains a signature // Note: currently unused Signed bool // The package signature filename (a.k.a. ".SIGN...") in tar.gz format SignatureFile string // The control data filename (a.k.a. ".PKGINFO") in tar.gz format ControlFile string // The package data filename in .tar.gz format PackageFile string // The package data filename in .tar format. TarFile string // Expose ControlFile as an indexed FS implementation. ControlFS *tarfs.FS // Exposes TarFile as an indexed FS implementation. TarFS *tarfs.FS ControlHash []byte PackageHash []byte sync.Mutex // contains filtered or unexported fields }
APKExpanded contains information about and reference to an expanded APK package. Close() deletes all temporary files and directories created during the expansion process.
func ExpandApk ¶
ExpandAPK given a ready to an apk stream, normally a tar stream with gzip compression, expand it into its components.
An apk is split into either 2 or 3 file streams (2 for unsigned packages, 3 for signed).
For more info, see https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Apk_spec:
"APK v2 packages contain two tar segments followed by a tarball each in their own gzip stream (3 streams total). These streams contain the package signature, control data, and package data"
Returns an APKExpanded struct containing references to the file. You *must* call APKExpanded.Close() when finished to clean up the various files.
func (*APKExpanded) APK ¶
func (a *APKExpanded) APK() (io.ReadCloser, error)
func (*APKExpanded) Close ¶
func (a *APKExpanded) Close() error
func (*APKExpanded) ControlData ¶
func (a *APKExpanded) ControlData() ([]byte, error)
func (*APKExpanded) PackageData ¶
func (a *APKExpanded) PackageData() (*os.File, error)
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