stream-inflate is a Python library, currently at version 0.0.43, designed to uncompress DEFLATE and DEFLATE64 streams. It is written in pure Python but is compiled with Cython for performance. The library maintains an active development status with frequent, small releases addressing new Python versions and bug fixes.
pip install stream-inflateVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This quickstart demonstrates how to use `stream_inflate` to decompress a DEFLATE stream. The `stream_inflate` function takes an iterable that yields bytes of the compressed stream and returns a tuple. The first element of the tuple is an iterator yielding uncompressed byte chunks. The second element is a callable that returns the index of the end of the compressed stream, relative to the last data chunk consumed, useful for streams with trailing data.
Upgrade Python to 3.7.7 or newer.
Upgrade to stream-inflate 0.0.37 or later.
Refer to the official documentation for the specific usage pattern that fits your streaming requirements, particularly if you need to manage stream state or handle trailing data.
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