USAGE:(1)

💖 USAGE:(1) — aka the remotezip glow-up guide 💖

okay bestie, listen up — this is the manual page for remotezip, living in the User Commands section of your man pages. It's giving "peek inside a zip file on the internet without dragging the whole thing down the pipe" and honestly? iconic. 🦋

✨ NAME ✨

remotezip — access zip file content hosted remotely without downloading the full file

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

remotezip [-h] [-l] [-d DIR] [--disable-suffix-range-support] url
          [filename ...]

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

So this module? It lets you reach in and grab single members of a zip file archive — just the ones you want — without downloading the full content from a remote web server. No cap. One file at a time, zero regret. ✨

But here's the tea, and it's a real one: for this library to work, the web server hosting the archive needs to support the range header. If it doesn't, bestie, this whole thing falls apart. That's the vibe check. 💅

🫶 positional arguments 🫶

• url — the Url of the zip archive 🗂️ (yes, it's spelled "Url", we don't make the rules)
• filename — the File to extract 🍓

👑 options 👑

• -h, --help — show this help message and exit 😌 (the classic escape hatch)
• -l, --list — List files in the archive 📜 (look before you leap, bestie)
• -d DIR, --dir DIR — Extract directory, default current directory 📁 (where your lil files land)
• --disable-suffix-range-support — Use when remote server does not support suffix range (negative offset) ⚠️

url [filename ...]

🚨 heads up: that --disable-suffix-range-support flag is literally for when the remote server can't do suffix range (that's the negative offset situation). Don't use it unless you need it — it's a rescue flag, not a personality trait. 💀

and that's the whole page, no notes, periodt 🌈✨

This was remotezip v0.12.1, brought to you from July 2023 💜 — stay range-header-compatible out there, bestie, and don't let any web server tell you it can't do a negative offset 🫶🎀