Type Alias SimpleFileOptions

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pub type SimpleFileOptions = FileOptions<'static, ()>;

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Simple File Options. Can be copied and good for simple writing zip files

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struct SimpleFileOptions { /* private fields */ }

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impl<T: FileOptionExtension> FileOptions<'_, T>

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pub const fn compression_method(self, method: CompressionMethod) -> Self

Set the compression method for the new file

The default is CompressionMethod::Deflated if it is enabled. If not, CompressionMethod::Bzip2 is the default if it is enabled. If neither bzip2 nor deflate is enabled, CompressionMethod::Zlib is the default. If all else fails, CompressionMethod::Stored becomes the default and files are written uncompressed.

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pub const fn compression_level(self, level: Option<i64>) -> Self

Set the compression level for the new file

None value specifies default compression level.

Range of values depends on compression method:

Deflated: 10 - 264 for Zopfli, 0 - 9 for other encoders. Default is 24 if Zopfli is the only encoder, or 6 otherwise.
Bzip2: 0 - 9. Default is 6
Zstd: -7 - 22, with zero being mapped to default level. Default is 3
others: only None is allowed

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pub const fn last_modified_time(self, mod_time: DateTime) -> Self

Set the last modified time

The default is the current timestamp if the ‘time’ feature is enabled, and 1980-01-01 otherwise

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pub const fn unix_permissions(self, mode: u32) -> Self

Set the permissions for the new file.

The format is represented with unix-style permissions. The default is 0o644, which represents rw-r--r-- for files, and 0o755, which represents rwxr-xr-x for directories.

This method only preserves the file permissions bits (via a & 0o777) and discards higher file mode bits. So it cannot be used to denote an entry as a directory, symlink, or other special file type.

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pub const fn large_file(self, large: bool) -> Self

Set whether the new file’s compressed and uncompressed size is less than 4 GiB.

If set to false and the file exceeds the limit, an I/O error is thrown and the file is aborted. If set to true, readers will require ZIP64 support and if the file does not exceed the limit, 20 B are wasted. The default is false.

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pub const fn with_zopfli_buffer(self, size: Option<usize>) -> Self

Sets the size of the buffer used to hold the next block that Zopfli will compress. The larger the buffer, the more effective the compression, but the more memory is required. A value of None indicates no buffer, which is recommended only when all non-empty writes are larger than about 32 KiB.

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