Easibox is a utility that automates the creation of archive files, intended to be used for open source projects.
| Tags | Information Management Issue Tracking Software Development Version Control Archiving Packaging Utilities |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux Unix |
| Implementation | Python |
Recent releases


Changes: Easibox now has a user manual, and the "easiunbox" program has been renamed "unbox".


Changes: Easibox now supports the .Z file type. Hidden files (those whose filenames begin with ".") are now treated more intuitively.


Changes: This release adds an "easiunbox" program which unpacks archive files (the opposite of what easibox does). The main easibox executable now deals better with subdirectories and hidden files. It's now possible to archive files in multiple directories with one instruction.


Changes: This version can make .tar.bz2 files. Command files can now manipulate an archive after creating it.


Changes: This release adds a regression test system, and fixes a bug that occasionally caused superfluous files to be left in zip archives.