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Pure python implementation of identifying files based off their magic numbers
same (mp3) file, different name ... different output Make a copy: `sander@brixit:~/git/puremagic$ cp test/resources/audio/test.mp3 test/resources/audio/testblabla.bla ` Verify it's there with same size: ``` sander@brixit:~/git/puremagic$ ll test/resources/audio/test.mp3 test/resources/audio/testblabla.bla -rw-rw-r-- 1 sander...
Pure magic seems to be failing to detect some very common file types, like text files (.py, .txt, .md). ``` $ file changelog.txt changelog.txt: ASCII English text $ python3.6 -m...
Better identify common files. Such as opening .docx/.pptx/.xlsx and viewing the XML file to figure out which exactly they are.
A file with an .epub extension is extremely likely to be the zip+xml+html based, and extremely popular, e-book format rather than any form of INI configuration file. I cannot find...
Hello, I encountered a discrepancy when running a test with the following code: ``` python import puremagic print(puremagic.from_file("test/resources/images/test.webp", mime=True)) # prints "image/webp" with open("test/resources/images/test.webp", "rb") as f: print(puremagic.from_string(f.read(), mime=True)). #...
The Python 3.13 release notes mention `puremagic` as one of the alternatives for `imghdr` which was removed from the Standard Library so let's ensure that its tests pass on Python...
I've re-titled this as it got a bit off-track from the original purpose of the issue. @cclauss wanted to know if PureMagic could provide a 1:1 replacement of imghdr, to...
## Re-opening as #68 got a bit off-track from the original topic Looking at #67 regarding `imghdr` I started looking at the SGI File format as that needs some love...
Could close #12, but likely not (skip to conclusion for why) Based on trying to think of a way to help improve matches further (it's a great cure for my...
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Pure python implementation of identifying files based off their magic numbers