Add support for using multiple files, one per schema

[deitch]

Fixes #64

[michabbb]

@deitch may i ask why u changed this to "tbz2" ? a typo ? becasue the official extension is "bz2" 😏

[deitch]

Official extension is bz2 for bzipped files. What about tar bzipped files? I put in tbz2 like tgz for tar gzipped files. Is there a different one for it?

[deitch]

Actually, tbz2 seems the accepted extension

[deitch]

Merging this in. Can always update that later.

[michabbb]

@deitch i am a devop now for over 15 years and i have "never ever" seen the extension "tbz2" anywhere! there must be a reason for that 😂
and wikipedia does not mention that extension as well. so please, undo this to something everybody is used to know 😏

[deitch]

Actually, both tb2 and tbz2 are commonly accepted, like tgz (as, of course, are .tar.gz and .tar.bz2).

Open a new issue after.

[michabbb]

@deitch about gzip: i can only say what i see out there in the wild: and as long as you don´t use tar, people use ".gz", if they use tar, the files mostly have ".tar.gz". even if "tgz" might be "not wrong", it´s always good to know, what people are dealing with. if i see a "tar.gz" i know, without looking into the file, that "tar" was used. if i see ".gz" i know it´s (properly) not packed by tar. developers are lazy, they use as less chars they need, so i guess there´s a reason why mostly ".gz" is used and not ".tgz" 😏

anyway: everything was fine, i don´t understand why there is a need for you to change that at all 😕

[deitch]

a need for you to change that at all

It isn't a gz anymore, it is a tarred gzip file, so the extension needs to indicate it. For consistency, they are all tar-gz or tar-bz2, even single file.

if i see a "tar.gz" i know, without looking into the file, that "tar" was used. if i see ".gz" i know it´s (properly) not packed by tar.

exactly. If you saw bz2, you would think it is a single compressed file, not a tarred file.

[michabbb]

@deitch i didn´t recognize in your changes that "tar" is involved here, sorry. in that case, forget what i said. ironically most people tend to use the long version, they use "tar.gz" and "tar.bz2" - maybe it´s better readable, i don´t know, but that´s whats most commen used. would be happy if you could follow that "inofficial" standard 😏

[michabbb]

@deitch i am a devop now for over 15 years and i have "never ever" seen the extension "tbz2" anywhere! there must be a reason for that 😂
and wikipedia does not mention that extension as well. so please, undo this to something everybody is used to know 😏