Is there a way to traverse a zip file's content like a JS Object? #531
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Hello! 😁
Is there a way to navigate through the zip file's contents as if it were a JS Object?
I previously worked with the BeautifulSoup Python library for parsing and traversing HTML and HTML-like files. In BS4, you can go up and down the content hierarchy like a tree structure by accessing them with syntax very similar to how JavaScript handles objects.
For example, with an HTML structure like the following:
The
<p>tag can be accessed with something likebody.div.a.pI wanted to achieve a similar functionality in my project, and I was curious to know if a feature or solution like this already exists.
Additional context:
I'm working on a personal project where I handle zip files with an expected structure (potentially different file names and the contents inside the zip files themselves, but generally the same structure). I want to navigate to a file/directory and directly access and work with the contents from there.
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