Gianluca B.

I will update the MiniZip sources in the following days, as per @Gauleiter request. I'm not so confident it will fix the issue, though. Encryption has always been a PITA....

MiniZip is part of the sources of Objective-Zip, it's compiled in. As explained in #37, Objective-Zip is just a wrapper around lower-level libraries that actually do the heavy lifting. Most...

Version 1.0.4 is out now, with MiniZip updated and some tests showing that password encryption works as expected. Let me know if your issue is fixed.

The *Error handling* section in the README explains how to use Swift's error handling, it should work with its do-try-catch statement. Try it.

You should create a bridging header. Proceed in the following way: * Remove the `import objective_zip` statement wherever you added it. * Add a C header and call it `Bridging-Header.h`...

I was able to successfully unzip the file you linked with version 1.0.5. This is the code I used: ```obj-c #define UNZIP_BUFFER_SIZE (65535) NSString *documentsDir= // ... NSString *zipFilePath= [documentsDir...

I have a test project (Xcode 9.4, Swift, CocoaPods 1.5.3, Objective-Zip 1.0.5) that I can send you. If you don't want to disclose you email, follow me on Twitter (@self_vs_this),...

Hello, this library is more than 10 years old and is deprecated since more than 3 years. You should really find an alternative. I can't support it forever. Sorry.

The limit applies to the buffer size, not to the file size. You can always read the file with a loop, using a buffer shorter than 65 KB. The README...

Any news on this issue? I have this problem too on one of the pods I maintain. Specifically, this link **redirects to the company's website**: * [https://cocoapods.org/pods/Lightstreamer_watchOS_Client](https://cocoapods.org/pods/Lightstreamer_watchOS_Client) While links for...