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-# yauzl
-
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-
-yet another unzip library for node. For zipping, see
-[yazl](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yazl).
-
-Design principles:
-
- * Follow the spec.
-   Don't scan for local file headers.
-   Read the central directory for file metadata.
-   (see [No Streaming Unzip API](#no-streaming-unzip-api)).
- * Don't block the JavaScript thread.
-   Use and provide async APIs.
- * Keep memory usage under control.
-   Don't attempt to buffer entire files in RAM at once.
- * Never crash (if used properly).
-   Don't let malformed zip files bring down client applications who are trying to catch errors.
- * Catch unsafe file names.
-   See `validateFileName()`.
-
-## Usage
-
-```js
-var yauzl = require("yauzl");
-
-yauzl.open("path/to/file.zip", {lazyEntries: true}, function(err, zipfile) {
-  if (err) throw err;
-  zipfile.readEntry();
-  zipfile.on("entry", function(entry) {
-    if (/\/$/.test(entry.fileName)) {
-      // Directory file names end with '/'.
-      // Note that entires for directories themselves are optional.
-      // An entry's fileName implicitly requires its parent directories to exist.
-      zipfile.readEntry();
-    } else {
-      // file entry
-      zipfile.openReadStream(entry, function(err, readStream) {
-        if (err) throw err;
-        readStream.on("end", function() {
-          zipfile.readEntry();
-        });
-        readStream.pipe(somewhere);
-      });
-    }
-  });
-});
-```
-
-See also `examples/` for more usage examples.
-
-## API
-
-The default for every optional `callback` parameter is:
-
-```js
-function defaultCallback(err) {
-  if (err) throw err;
-}
-```
-
-### open(path, [options], [callback])
-
-Calls `fs.open(path, "r")` and reads the `fd` effectively the same as `fromFd()` would.
-
-`options` may be omitted or `null`. The defaults are `{autoClose: true, lazyEntries: false, decodeStrings: true, validateEntrySizes: true, strictFileNames: false}`.
-
-`autoClose` is effectively equivalent to:
-
-```js
-zipfile.once("end", function() {
-  zipfile.close();
-});
-```
-
-`lazyEntries` indicates that entries should be read only when `readEntry()` is called.
-If `lazyEntries` is `false`, `entry` events will be emitted as fast as possible to allow `pipe()`ing
-file data from all entries in parallel.
-This is not recommended, as it can lead to out of control memory usage for zip files with many entries.
-See [issue #22](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/22).
-If `lazyEntries` is `true`, an `entry` or `end` event will be emitted in response to each call to `readEntry()`.
-This allows processing of one entry at a time, and will keep memory usage under control for zip files with many entries.
-
-`decodeStrings` is the default and causes yauzl to decode strings with `CP437` or `UTF-8` as required by the spec.
-The exact effects of turning this option off are:
-
-* `zipfile.comment`, `entry.fileName`, and `entry.fileComment` will be `Buffer` objects instead of `String`s.
-* Any Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Field will be ignored. See `extraFields`.
-* Automatic file name validation will not be performed. See `validateFileName()`.
-
-`validateEntrySizes` is the default and ensures that an entry's reported uncompressed size matches its actual uncompressed size.
-This check happens as early as possible, which is either before emitting each `"entry"` event (for entries with no compression),
-or during the `readStream` piping after calling `openReadStream()`.
-See `openReadStream()` for more information on defending against zip bomb attacks.
-
-When `strictFileNames` is `false` (the default) and `decodeStrings` is `true`,
-all backslash (`\`) characters in each `entry.fileName` are replaced with forward slashes (`/`).
-The spec forbids file names with backslashes,
-but Microsoft's `System.IO.Compression.ZipFile` class in .NET versions 4.5.0 until 4.6.1
-creates non-conformant zipfiles with backslashes in file names.
-`strictFileNames` is `false` by default so that clients can read these
-non-conformant zipfiles without knowing about this Microsoft-specific bug.
-When `strictFileNames` is `true` and `decodeStrings` is `true`,
-entries with backslashes in their file names will result in an error. See `validateFileName()`.
-When `decodeStrings` is `false`, `strictFileNames` has no effect.
-
-The `callback` is given the arguments `(err, zipfile)`.
-An `err` is provided if the End of Central Directory Record cannot be found, or if its metadata appears malformed.
-This kind of error usually indicates that this is not a zip file.
-Otherwise, `zipfile` is an instance of `ZipFile`.
-
-### fromFd(fd, [options], [callback])
-
-Reads from the fd, which is presumed to be an open .zip file.
-Note that random access is required by the zip file specification,
-so the fd cannot be an open socket or any other fd that does not support random access.
-
-`options` may be omitted or `null`. The defaults are `{autoClose: false, lazyEntries: false, decodeStrings: true, validateEntrySizes: true, strictFileNames: false}`.
-
-See `open()` for the meaning of the options and callback.
-
-### fromBuffer(buffer, [options], [callback])
-
-Like `fromFd()`, but reads from a RAM buffer instead of an open file.
-`buffer` is a `Buffer`.
-
-If a `ZipFile` is acquired from this method,
-it will never emit the `close` event,
-and calling `close()` is not necessary.
-
-`options` may be omitted or `null`. The defaults are `{lazyEntries: false, decodeStrings: true, validateEntrySizes: true, strictFileNames: false}`.
-
-See `open()` for the meaning of the options and callback.
-The `autoClose` option is ignored for this method.
-
-### fromRandomAccessReader(reader, totalSize, [options], [callback])
-
-This method of reading a zip file allows clients to implement their own back-end file system.
-For example, a client might translate read calls into network requests.
-
-The `reader` parameter must be of a type that is a subclass of
-[RandomAccessReader](#class-randomaccessreader) that implements the required methods.
-The `totalSize` is a Number and indicates the total file size of the zip file.
-
-`options` may be omitted or `null`. The defaults are `{autoClose: true, lazyEntries: false, decodeStrings: true, validateEntrySizes: true, strictFileNames: false}`.
-
-See `open()` for the meaning of the options and callback.
-
-### dosDateTimeToDate(date, time)
-
-Converts MS-DOS `date` and `time` data into a JavaScript `Date` object.
-Each parameter is a `Number` treated as an unsigned 16-bit integer.
-Note that this format does not support timezones,
-so the returned object will use the local timezone.
-
-### validateFileName(fileName)
-
-Returns `null` or a `String` error message depending on the validity of `fileName`.
-If `fileName` starts with `"/"` or `/[A-Za-z]:\//` or if it contains `".."` path segments or `"\\"`,
-this function returns an error message appropriate for use like this:
-
-```js
-var errorMessage = yauzl.validateFileName(fileName);
-if (errorMessage != null) throw new Error(errorMessage);
-```
-
-This function is automatically run for each entry, as long as `decodeStrings` is `true`.
-See `open()`, `strictFileNames`, and `Event: "entry"` for more information.
-
-### Class: ZipFile
-
-The constructor for the class is not part of the public API.
-Use `open()`, `fromFd()`, `fromBuffer()`, or `fromRandomAccessReader()` instead.
-
-#### Event: "entry"
-
-Callback gets `(entry)`, which is an `Entry`.
-See `open()` and `readEntry()` for when this event is emitted.
-
-If `decodeStrings` is `true`, entries emitted via this event have already passed file name validation.
-See `validateFileName()` and `open()` for more information.
-
-If `validateEntrySizes` is `true` and this entry's `compressionMethod` is `0` (stored without compression),
-this entry has already passed entry size validation.
-See `open()` for more information.
-
-#### Event: "end"
-
-Emitted after the last `entry` event has been emitted.
-See `open()` and `readEntry()` for more info on when this event is emitted.
-
-#### Event: "close"
-
-Emitted after the fd is actually closed.
-This is after calling `close()` (or after the `end` event when `autoClose` is `true`),
-and after all stream pipelines created from `openReadStream()` have finished reading data from the fd.
-
-If this `ZipFile` was acquired from `fromRandomAccessReader()`,
-the "fd" in the previous paragraph refers to the `RandomAccessReader` implemented by the client.
-
-If this `ZipFile` was acquired from `fromBuffer()`, this event is never emitted.
-
-#### Event: "error"
-
-Emitted in the case of errors with reading the zip file.
-(Note that other errors can be emitted from the streams created from `openReadStream()` as well.)
-After this event has been emitted, no further `entry`, `end`, or `error` events will be emitted,
-but the `close` event may still be emitted.
-
-#### readEntry()
-
-Causes this `ZipFile` to emit an `entry` or `end` event (or an `error` event).
-This method must only be called when this `ZipFile` was created with the `lazyEntries` option set to `true` (see `open()`).
-When this `ZipFile` was created with the `lazyEntries` option set to `true`,
-`entry` and `end` events are only ever emitted in response to this method call.
-
-The event that is emitted in response to this method will not be emitted until after this method has returned,
-so it is safe to call this method before attaching event listeners.
-
-After calling this method, calling this method again before the response event has been emitted will cause undefined behavior.
-Calling this method after the `end` event has been emitted will cause undefined behavior.
-Calling this method after calling `close()` will cause undefined behavior.
-
-#### openReadStream(entry, [options], callback)
-
-`entry` must be an `Entry` object from this `ZipFile`.
-`callback` gets `(err, readStream)`, where `readStream` is a `Readable Stream` that provides the file data for this entry.
-If this zipfile is already closed (see `close()`), the `callback` will receive an `err`.
-
-`options` may be omitted or `null`, and has the following defaults:
-
-```js
-{
-  decompress: entry.isCompressed() ? true : null,
-  decrypt: null,
-  start: 0,                  // actually the default is null, see below
-  end: entry.compressedSize, // actually the default is null, see below
-}
-```
-
-If the entry is compressed (with a supported compression method),
-and the `decompress` option is `true` (or omitted),
-the read stream provides the decompressed data.
-Omitting the `decompress` option is what most clients should do.
-
-The `decompress` option must be `null` (or omitted) when the entry is not compressed (see `isCompressed()`),
-and either `true` (or omitted) or `false` when the entry is compressed.
-Specifying `decompress: false` for a compressed entry causes the read stream
-to provide the raw compressed file data without going through a zlib inflate transform.
-
-If the entry is encrypted (see `isEncrypted()`), clients may want to avoid calling `openReadStream()` on the entry entirely.
-Alternatively, clients may call `openReadStream()` for encrypted entries and specify `decrypt: false`.
-If the entry is also compressed, clients must *also* specify `decompress: false`.
-Specifying `decrypt: false` for an encrypted entry causes the read stream to provide the raw, still-encrypted file data.
-(This data includes the 12-byte header described in the spec.)
-
-The `decrypt` option must be `null` (or omitted) for non-encrypted entries, and `false` for encrypted entries.
-Omitting the `decrypt` option (or specifying it as `null`) for an encrypted entry
-will result in the `callback` receiving an `err`.
-This default behavior is so that clients not accounting for encrypted files aren't surprised by bogus file data.
-
-The `start` (inclusive) and `end` (exclusive) options are byte offsets into this entry's file data,
-and can be used to obtain part of an entry's file data rather than the whole thing.
-If either of these options are specified and non-`null`,
-then the above options must be used to obain the file's raw data.
-Speficying `{start: 0, end: entry.compressedSize}` will result in the complete file,
-which is effectively the default values for these options,
-but note that unlike omitting the options, when you specify `start` or `end` as any non-`null` value,
-the above requirement is still enforced that you must also pass the appropriate options to get the file's raw data.
-
-It's possible for the `readStream` provided to the `callback` to emit errors for several reasons.
-For example, if zlib cannot decompress the data, the zlib error will be emitted from the `readStream`.
-Two more error cases (when `validateEntrySizes` is `true`) are if the decompressed data has too many
-or too few actual bytes compared to the reported byte count from the entry's `uncompressedSize` field.
-yauzl notices this false information and emits an error from the `readStream`
-after some number of bytes have already been piped through the stream.
-
-This check allows clients to trust the `uncompressedSize` field in `Entry` objects.
-Guarding against [zip bomb](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip_bomb) attacks can be accomplished by
-doing some heuristic checks on the size metadata and then watching out for the above errors.
-Such heuristics are outside the scope of this library,
-but enforcing the `uncompressedSize` is implemented here as a security feature.
-
-It is possible to destroy the `readStream` before it has piped all of its data.
-To do this, call `readStream.destroy()`.
-You must `unpipe()` the `readStream` from any destination before calling `readStream.destroy()`.
-If this zipfile was created using `fromRandomAccessReader()`, the `RandomAccessReader` implementation
-must provide readable streams that implement a `.destroy()` method (see `randomAccessReader._readStreamForRange()`)
-in order for calls to `readStream.destroy()` to work in this context.
-
-#### close()
-
-Causes all future calls to `openReadStream()` to fail,
-and closes the fd, if any, after all streams created by `openReadStream()` have emitted their `end` events.
-
-If the `autoClose` option is set to `true` (see `open()`),
-this function will be called automatically effectively in response to this object's `end` event.
-
-If the `lazyEntries` option is set to `false` (see `open()`) and this object's `end` event has not been emitted yet,
-this function causes undefined behavior.
-If the `lazyEntries` option is set to `true`,
-you can call this function instead of calling `readEntry()` to abort reading the entries of a zipfile.
-
-It is safe to call this function multiple times; after the first call, successive calls have no effect.
-This includes situations where the `autoClose` option effectively calls this function for you.
-
-If `close()` is never called, then the zipfile is "kept open".
-For zipfiles created with `fromFd()`, this will leave the `fd` open, which may be desirable.
-For zipfiles created with `open()`, this will leave the underlying `fd` open, thereby "leaking" it, which is probably undesirable.
-For zipfiles created with `fromRandomAccessReader()`, the reader's `close()` method will never be called.
-For zipfiles created with `fromBuffer()`, the `close()` function has no effect whether called or not.
-
-Regardless of how this `ZipFile` was created, there are no resources other than those listed above that require cleanup from this function.
-This means it may be desirable to never call `close()` in some usecases.
-
-#### isOpen
-
-`Boolean`. `true` until `close()` is called; then it's `false`.
-
-#### entryCount
-
-`Number`. Total number of central directory records.
-
-#### comment
-
-`String`. Always decoded with `CP437` per the spec.
-
-If `decodeStrings` is `false` (see `open()`), this field is the undecoded `Buffer` instead of a decoded `String`.
-
-### Class: Entry
-
-Objects of this class represent Central Directory Records.
-Refer to the zipfile specification for more details about these fields.
-
-These fields are of type `Number`:
-
- * `versionMadeBy`
- * `versionNeededToExtract`
- * `generalPurposeBitFlag`
- * `compressionMethod`
- * `lastModFileTime` (MS-DOS format, see `getLastModDateTime`)
- * `lastModFileDate` (MS-DOS format, see `getLastModDateTime`)
- * `crc32`
- * `compressedSize`
- * `uncompressedSize`
- * `fileNameLength` (bytes)
- * `extraFieldLength` (bytes)
- * `fileCommentLength` (bytes)
- * `internalFileAttributes`
- * `externalFileAttributes`
- * `relativeOffsetOfLocalHeader`
-
-#### fileName
-
-`String`.
-Following the spec, the bytes for the file name are decoded with
-`UTF-8` if `generalPurposeBitFlag & 0x800`, otherwise with `CP437`.
-Alternatively, this field may be populated from the Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Field
-(see `extraFields`).
-
-This field is automatically validated by `validateFileName()` before yauzl emits an "entry" event.
-If this field would contain unsafe characters, yauzl emits an error instead of an entry.
-
-If `decodeStrings` is `false` (see `open()`), this field is the undecoded `Buffer` instead of a decoded `String`.
-Therefore, `generalPurposeBitFlag` and any Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Field are ignored.
-Furthermore, no automatic file name validation is performed for this file name.
-
-#### extraFields
-
-`Array` with each entry in the form `{id: id, data: data}`,
-where `id` is a `Number` and `data` is a `Buffer`.
-
-This library looks for and reads the ZIP64 Extended Information Extra Field (0x0001)
-in order to support ZIP64 format zip files.
-
-This library also looks for and reads the Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Field (0x7075)
-in order to support some zipfiles that use it instead of General Purpose Bit 11
-to convey `UTF-8` file names.
-When the field is identified and verified to be reliable (see the zipfile spec),
-the the file name in this field is stored in the `fileName` property,
-and the file name in the central directory record for this entry is ignored.
-Note that when `decodeStrings` is false, all Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Fields are ignored.
-
-None of the other fields are considered significant by this library.
-Fields that this library reads are left unalterned in the `extraFields` array.
-
-#### fileComment
-
-`String` decoded with the charset indicated by `generalPurposeBitFlag & 0x800` as with the `fileName`.
-(The Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Field has no effect on the charset used for this field.)
-
-If `decodeStrings` is `false` (see `open()`), this field is the undecoded `Buffer` instead of a decoded `String`.
-
-Prior to yauzl version 2.7.0, this field was erroneously documented as `comment` instead of `fileComment`.
-For compatibility with any code that uses the field name `comment`,
-yauzl creates an alias field named `comment` which is identical to `fileComment`.
-
-#### getLastModDate()
-
-Effectively implemented as:
-
-```js
-return dosDateTimeToDate(this.lastModFileDate, this.lastModFileTime);
-```
-
-#### isEncrypted()
-
-Returns is this entry encrypted with "Traditional Encryption".
-Effectively implemented as:
-
-```js
-return (this.generalPurposeBitFlag & 0x1) !== 0;
-```
-
-See `openReadStream()` for the implications of this value.
-
-Note that "Strong Encryption" is not supported, and will result in an `"error"` event emitted from the `ZipFile`.
-
-#### isCompressed()
-
-Effectively implemented as:
-
-```js
-return this.compressionMethod === 8;
-```
-
-See `openReadStream()` for the implications of this value.
-
-### Class: RandomAccessReader
-
-This class is meant to be subclassed by clients and instantiated for the `fromRandomAccessReader()` function.
-
-An example implementation can be found in `test/test.js`.
-
-#### randomAccessReader._readStreamForRange(start, end)
-
-Subclasses *must* implement this method.
-
-`start` and `end` are Numbers and indicate byte offsets from the start of the file.
-`end` is exclusive, so `_readStreamForRange(0x1000, 0x2000)` would indicate to read `0x1000` bytes.
-`end - start` will always be at least `1`.
-
-This method should return a readable stream which will be `pipe()`ed into another stream.
-It is expected that the readable stream will provide data in several chunks if necessary.
-If the readable stream provides too many or too few bytes, an error will be emitted.
-(Note that `validateEntrySizes` has no effect on this check,
-because this is a low-level API that should behave correctly regardless of the contents of the file.)
-Any errors emitted on the readable stream will be handled and re-emitted on the client-visible stream
-(returned from `zipfile.openReadStream()`) or provided as the `err` argument to the appropriate callback
-(for example, for `fromRandomAccessReader()`).
-
-The returned stream *must* implement a method `.destroy()`
-if you call `readStream.destroy()` on streams you get from `openReadStream()`.
-If you never call `readStream.destroy()`, then streams returned from this method do not need to implement a method `.destroy()`.
-`.destroy()` should abort any streaming that is in progress and clean up any associated resources.
-`.destroy()` will only be called after the stream has been `unpipe()`d from its destination.
-
-Note that the stream returned from this method might not be the same object that is provided by `openReadStream()`.
-The stream returned from this method might be `pipe()`d through one or more filter streams (for example, a zlib inflate stream).
-
-#### randomAccessReader.read(buffer, offset, length, position, callback)
-
-Subclasses may implement this method.
-The default implementation uses `createReadStream()` to fill the `buffer`.
-
-This method should behave like `fs.read()`.
-
-#### randomAccessReader.close(callback)
-
-Subclasses may implement this method.
-The default implementation is effectively `setImmediate(callback);`.
-
-`callback` takes parameters `(err)`.
-
-This method is called once the all streams returned from `_readStreamForRange()` have ended,
-and no more `_readStreamForRange()` or `read()` requests will be issued to this object.
-
-## How to Avoid Crashing
-
-When a malformed zipfile is encountered, the default behavior is to crash (throw an exception).
-If you want to handle errors more gracefully than this,
-be sure to do the following:
-
- * Provide `callback` parameters where they are allowed, and check the `err` parameter.
- * Attach a listener for the `error` event on any `ZipFile` object you get from `open()`, `fromFd()`, `fromBuffer()`, or `fromRandomAccessReader()`.
- * Attach a listener for the `error` event on any stream you get from `openReadStream()`.
-
-Minor version updates to yauzl will not add any additional requirements to this list.
-
-## Limitations
-
-### No Streaming Unzip API
-
-Due to the design of the .zip file format, it's impossible to interpret a .zip file from start to finish
-(such as from a readable stream) without sacrificing correctness.
-The Central Directory, which is the authority on the contents of the .zip file, is at the end of a .zip file, not the beginning.
-A streaming API would need to either buffer the entire .zip file to get to the Central Directory before interpreting anything
-(defeating the purpose of a streaming interface), or rely on the Local File Headers which are interspersed through the .zip file.
-However, the Local File Headers are explicitly denounced in the spec as being unreliable copies of the Central Directory,
-so trusting them would be a violation of the spec.
-
-Any library that offers a streaming unzip API must make one of the above two compromises,
-which makes the library either dishonest or nonconformant (usually the latter).
-This library insists on correctness and adherence to the spec, and so does not offer a streaming API.
-
-Here is a way to create a spec-conformant .zip file using the `zip` command line program (Info-ZIP)
-available in most unix-like environments, that is (nearly) impossible to parse correctly with a streaming parser:
-
-```
-$ echo -ne '\x50\x4b\x07\x08\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00' > file.txt
-$ zip -q0 - file.txt | cat > out.zip
-```
-
-This .zip file contains a single file entry that uses General Purpose Bit 3,
-which means the Local File Header doesn't know the size of the file.
-Any streaming parser that encounters this situation will either immediately fail,
-or attempt to search for the Data Descriptor after the file's contents.
-The file's contents is a sequence of 16-bytes crafted to exactly mimic a valid Data Descriptor for an empty file,
-which will fool any parser that gets this far into thinking that the file is empty rather than containing 16-bytes.
-What follows the file's real contents is the file's real Data Descriptor,
-which will likely cause some kind of signature mismatch error for a streaming parser (if one hasn't occurred already).
-
-By using General Purpose Bit 3 (and compression method 0),
-it's possible to create arbitrarily ambiguous .zip files that
-distract parsers with file contents that contain apparently valid .zip file metadata.
-
-### Limitted ZIP64 Support
-
-For ZIP64, only zip files smaller than `8PiB` are supported,
-not the full `16EiB` range that a 64-bit integer should be able to index.
-This is due to the JavaScript Number type being an IEEE 754 double precision float.
-
-The Node.js `fs` module probably has this same limitation.
-
-### ZIP64 Extensible Data Sector Is Ignored
-
-The spec does not allow zip file creators to put arbitrary data here,
-but rather reserves its use for PKWARE and mentions something about Z390.
-This doesn't seem useful to expose in this library, so it is ignored.
-
-### No Multi-Disk Archive Support
-
-This library does not support multi-disk zip files.
-The multi-disk fields in the zipfile spec were intended for a zip file to span multiple floppy disks,
-which probably never happens now.
-If the "number of this disk" field in the End of Central Directory Record is not `0`,
-the `open()`, `fromFd()`, `fromBuffer()`, or `fromRandomAccessReader()` `callback` will receive an `err`.
-By extension the following zip file fields are ignored by this library and not provided to clients:
-
- * Disk where central directory starts
- * Number of central directory records on this disk
- * Disk number where file starts
-
-### Limited Encryption Handling
-
-You can detect when a file entry is encrypted with "Traditional Encryption" via `isEncrypted()`,
-but yauzl will not help you decrypt it.
-See `openReadStream()`.
-
-If a zip file contains file entries encrypted with "Strong Encryption", yauzl emits an error.
-
-If the central directory is encrypted or compressed, yauzl emits an error.
-
-### Local File Headers Are Ignored
-
-Many unzip libraries mistakenly read the Local File Header data in zip files.
-This data is officially defined to be redundant with the Central Directory information,
-and is not to be trusted.
-Aside from checking the signature, yauzl ignores the content of the Local File Header.
-
-### No CRC-32 Checking
-
-This library provides the `crc32` field of `Entry` objects read from the Central Directory.
-However, this field is not used for anything in this library.
-
-### versionNeededToExtract Is Ignored
-
-The field `versionNeededToExtract` is ignored,
-because this library doesn't support the complete zip file spec at any version,
-
-### No Support For Obscure Compression Methods
-
-Regarding the `compressionMethod` field of `Entry` objects,
-only method `0` (stored with no compression)
-and method `8` (deflated) are supported.
-Any of the other 15 official methods will cause the `openReadStream()` `callback` to receive an `err`.
-
-### Data Descriptors Are Ignored
-
-There may or may not be Data Descriptor sections in a zip file.
-This library provides no support for finding or interpreting them.
-
-### Archive Extra Data Record Is Ignored
-
-There may or may not be an Archive Extra Data Record section in a zip file.
-This library provides no support for finding or interpreting it.
-
-### No Language Encoding Flag Support
-
-Zip files officially support charset encodings other than CP437 and UTF-8,
-but the zip file spec does not specify how it works.
-This library makes no attempt to interpret the Language Encoding Flag.
-
-## Change History
-
- * 2.10.0
-   * Added support for non-conformant zipfiles created by Microsoft, and added option `strictFileNames` to disable the workaround. [issue #66](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/66), [issue #88](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/88)
- * 2.9.2
-   * Removed `tools/hexdump-zip.js` and `tools/hex2bin.js`. Those tools are now located here: [thejoshwolfe/hexdump-zip](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/hexdump-zip) and [thejoshwolfe/hex2bin](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/hex2bin)
-   * Worked around performance problem with zlib when using `fromBuffer()` and `readStream.destroy()` for large compressed files. [issue #87](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/87)
- * 2.9.1
-   * Removed `console.log()` accidentally introduced in 2.9.0. [issue #64](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/64)
- * 2.9.0
-   * Throw an exception if `readEntry()` is called without `lazyEntries:true`. Previously this caused undefined behavior. [issue #63](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/63)
- * 2.8.0
-   * Added option `validateEntrySizes`. [issue #53](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/53)
-   * Added `examples/promises.js`
-   * Added ability to read raw file data via `decompress` and `decrypt` options. [issue #11](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/11), [issue #38](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/38), [pull #39](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/pull/39)
-   * Added `start` and `end` options to `openReadStream()`. [issue #38](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/38)
- * 2.7.0
-   * Added option `decodeStrings`. [issue #42](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/42)
-   * Fixed documentation for `entry.fileComment` and added compatibility alias. [issue #47](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/47)
- * 2.6.0
-   * Support Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Field, used by WinRAR for Chinese file names. [issue #33](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/33)
- * 2.5.0
-   * Ignore malformed Extra Field that is common in Android .apk files. [issue #31](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/31)
- * 2.4.3
-   * Fix crash when parsing malformed Extra Field buffers. [issue #31](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/31)
- * 2.4.2
-   * Remove .npmignore and .travis.yml from npm package.
- * 2.4.1
-   * Fix error handling.
- * 2.4.0
-   * Add ZIP64 support. [issue #6](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/6)
-   * Add `lazyEntries` option. [issue #22](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/22)
-   * Add `readStream.destroy()` method. [issue #26](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/26)
-   * Add `fromRandomAccessReader()`. [issue #14](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/14)
-   * Add `examples/unzip.js`.
- * 2.3.1
-   * Documentation updates.
- * 2.3.0
-   * Check that `uncompressedSize` is correct, or else emit an error. [issue #13](https://github.com/thejoshwolfe/yauzl/issues/13)
- * 2.2.1
-   * Update dependencies.
- * 2.2.0
-   * Update dependencies.
- * 2.1.0
-   * Remove dependency on `iconv`.
- * 2.0.3
-   * Fix crash when trying to read a 0-byte file.
- * 2.0.2
-   * Fix event behavior after errors.
- * 2.0.1
-   * Fix bug with using `iconv`.
- * 2.0.0
-   * Initial release.