tar-transform 🔭 extract

const tt = require("tar-transform") const fetch = require('node-fetch') async function tryExtract() { const extractStream = tt.extract({ // boolean | "auto". default is "auto". // indicates whether a gzipped tarball file stream is written to this stream gzip: true }) const resp = await fetch("https://codeload.github.com/EqualMa/tar-transform/tar.gz/master") resp.body.pipe(extractStream) const entries = [] // `for await ... of ...` is an easy way to consume a stream // this syntax is available on Node.js >= 10 for await (const entry of extractStream) { entries.push(entry.headers) // NOTE: remember to resume the current entry stream to continue entry.stream.resume() } return entries } const entryHeaders = await tryExtract() var html = `<table> <thead><tr> <td></td> <td>path</td> <td>type</td> <td>size</td> </tr></thead> <tbody> ${entryHeaders.map((h,i)=>`<tr>${[i, h.name, h.type, h.size].map(t=>`<td>${t}</td>`).join("\n")}</tr>`).join("\n")} </tbody> </table>`