This is a fork of mpyq.js, which is a port of the mpyq Python library for reading MPQ archives used in many of Blizzard's games. This fork fixes a major bug related to opening multipart archives.
It is a straightforward port with the same functionnalities and limitations. See the original Readme for details.
npm install -S empeeku
const mpq = require('empeeku');
const MPQArchive = mpq.MPQArchive;
usage: mpq.js [-h] [-I] [-H] [-b] [-s] [-t] [-x] file
mpq.js reads and extracts MPQ archives
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit [boolean]
-I, --headers print header information from the archive [boolean]
-H, --hash-table print hash table [boolean]
-b, --block-table print block table [boolean]
-s, --skip-listfile skip reading(listfile) [boolean]
-t, --list-file list files inside the archive [boolean]
-x, --extract extract files from the archive [boolean]
This is a direct port with nothing fancy and little Javascript adjustments or optimizations.
While this port has been successfully used to perform the operations provided and analyze replay files of Heroes of the Storm, not all codepaths have been tested and bugs may arise.
empeeku ISC License (ISC) - Copyright (c) 2017, Andy Baird
mpyq.js ISC License (ISC) - Copyright (c) 2016, Mathieu Merdy
Original library license: Copyright (c) 2010-2014 Aku Kotkavuo. All rights reserved.
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