1. Python Script To Unzip Files
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Open a ZIP file, where file can be either a path to a file (a string) or a file-like object. The mode parameter should be 'r' to read an existing file, 'w' to truncate and write a new file, or 'a' to append to an existing file. While there are many ways to add files to a zip archive via python, I have been unable to locate a good solution of extracting those same files from a zip archive. I have written this class to make it easy to extract a zip file to a given location. I have not yet tested this recipe on a Linux / Unix box, but in principle it should work.

Python Script To Unzip Files

Download Zip Files from a website using python

I'll be the first to admit I'm not a programmer and am more of a hack it together kind of guy. But I thought this was a bit of an accomplishment on my part. I created this python script to scrape through a website and download all the .zip files on it and save them to a new directory.

Small challenges that I needed to over come included: The path to the zip files were relative paths and there for I needed to concatenate the paths in order for the urls to work. I needed to add error handling as one of the links was known to produce a 404. I also needed to give each downloaded zip file a new unique name, so needed to parse the zip file name out of the url.

Hello,

I'm new to Jupyter Notebooks. I'm hoping to automate an onerous task using a notebook built around an R code node. I need to unzip a zip file that the user would upload to the notebook, then process those files, and create some output files in a separate folder for the user to download.

When I unzip a test file in R and save the contents in a new folder I get a folder full of files with names in the form of NameOfZipFileMaybeASubfolderNameFromZipfileHereOriginalFileName.ext. I would think the slashes would be invalid characters for file names under most operating systems. When I click on the corresponding links in my notebook I get a 404/Not found error for each file. If I run the same R code under windows, as I expect, I get a folder of files with just the original file names and windows is able to find and open them.

Python Download Zip File And Unzip Software

Since the code works under windows, but not Jupyter I'm assuming there is some subtlety of manipulating the contents of the zip file in the Jupyter environment that I need to be aware of.

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Please do let me know if anything here needs clarification or elaboration.

Python Download And Unzip

Thanks